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Jin Yiliang Photography Collection - Signed Limited Edition, 2006

Jin Yiliang Photography Collection - Signed Limited Edition, 2006

SIGNED Signed Photography Monograph
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Signed Photography Monograph
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Selected item - a signed photography monograph by Jin Yiliang from a stated printing of 1,000 copies.

This 117-page hardcover gathers Jin's photographic work in a substantial 12mo-format volume. The seller identifies the copy as personally inscribed by the photographer; the limited print quantity is stated in the book metadata but the copy is not described as individually numbered.

  • Original Chinese title: 金义良摄影作品集
  • Photographer: Jin Yiliang
  • Publisher: Great Wall Press
  • Publication: November 2006
  • ISBN: 9787800178474
  • Format: Hardcover, 12mo format, 117 pages
  • Material: Printed paper photography book with board binding
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Seller states signed and inscribed by Jin Yiliang; stated print run 1,000; not individually numbered
  • Condition: 9/10 according to the seller
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