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Nianzhonglou Seal Collection - Thread-Bound Two-Volume Set, 2012

Nianzhonglou Seal Collection - Thread-Bound Two-Volume Set, 2012

Seal Art Book Set
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Selected item - Chen Dayu's complete two-volume Nianzhonglou Seal Collection in traditional thread binding.

This first-edition set presents Chen Dayu's seal-carving practice in a tactile book form closely aligned with the art it documents. The complete upper and lower volumes combine red seal impressions, calligraphic design and traditional binding into a refined object for seal-art collectors.

  • Original Chinese title: 念钟楼印存(上下卷,线装本全二册)
  • Artist/author: Chen Dayu
  • Publisher: Jiangsu Fine Arts Publishing House
  • Publication: April 2012; first edition
  • Format: Two complete thread-bound volumes, 16mo format
  • Material: Printed paper with thread binding
  • Signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 9.5/10 according to the seller
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