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Jiangsu Art Museum — Contemporary Watermark Prints, Limited 1991 Edition

Jiangsu Art Museum — Contemporary Watermark Prints, Limited 1991 Edition

Museum Printmaking Catalogue
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A 1991 volume from the Jiangsu Art Museum collection series devoted to recent watermark prints. The ninety-six-page first edition was issued in a stated run of 1,000 copies and offers a museum-led snapshot of the region's modern water-based woodblock practice.

  • Editor: Jiangsu Art Museum Collections Committee
  • Publisher: Nanjing Publishing House
  • Date: December 1991
  • Edition: First edition, first printing; stated print run of 1,000 copies
  • Format: 12mo paperback, 96 pages
  • Material: Printed paper museum publication; reproductions, not described as original artist-pulled prints
  • Signature/numbering: No signature or individual copy number stated
  • Condition: 9/10
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