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Postwar Japanese Prints — Machida City Museum Exhibition Catalogue, 1992

Postwar Japanese Prints — Machida City Museum Exhibition Catalogue, 1992

Exhibition Catalogue
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An original Japanese catalogue issued by the Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts for its 1992 exhibition on postwar Japanese printmaking. Across 125 pages, the publication documents a major strand of twentieth-century Japanese visual culture through the specialist lens of a museum devoted to prints.

Institution/author: Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts, Tokyo

Publisher: Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts

Place and date: Japan, April 1992

Edition: First edition,

Format: Paperback, 125 pages

Material: Printed paper exhibition catalogue

Signature/numbering: Not stated

Condition: 9/10

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