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Senso-ji Ema Picture Tablets Catalogue - Ma Hongzeng Signed, 1987

Senso-ji Ema Picture Tablets Catalogue - Ma Hongzeng Signed, 1987

SIGNED Signed Japanese Art Catalogue
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Signed Edition
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Signed Japanese Art Catalogue
Condition
Pre-owned
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A compact Japanese-language catalogue devoted to the ema picture tablets of Tokyo's Kinryuzan Senso-ji. Published by Otsuka Kogeisha in June 1987, this softcover volume runs to 100 pages and offers a focused visual record of devotional painting and temple material culture.

Format: 24-mo softcover; exact metric dimensions were not supplied by the source.

Material: Printed paper.

Edition / signature: The source describes this copy as signed by Chinese art historian Ma Hongzeng. The signature is not presented as an artist or temple-author signature and has not been authenticated.

Condition: graded 9/10, with the photographs forming part of the condition record.

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