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Japanese Prints - The Collection of Vincent Van Gogh

Japanese Prints - The Collection of Vincent Van Gogh

Art History Book
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An illustrated study of the Japanese prints collected by Vincent van Gogh, produced in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum. The book examines the works themselves and the profound influence of Japanese print culture on Van Gogh's visual language.

Author: Marije Vellekoop

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

ISBN: 9780500239896

Date: Source metadata records August 2018 while detailed listing data states 15 January 2019; exact issue date should be checked in hand

Format: Paperback, 224 pages, approximately 21.6 × 2.8 × 29.7 cm

Material: Printed paper and card cover

Language: English

Edition / signature / number: listed first edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 9.5/10

Date and printing: unverified.

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