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100 Masterpieces of Showa Nihonga - 1989 Exhibition Catalogue

100 Masterpieces of Showa Nihonga - 1989 Exhibition Catalogue

Exhibition Catalogue
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Published for the 1989 Tokyo and Osaka exhibition, this substantial catalogue presents 100 selected masterpieces of Showa-period nihonga. It brings together major artists including Kaburaki Kiyokata, Takeuchi Seiho, Kobayashi Kokei, Tsuchida Bakusen, Fukuda Heihachiro, Kayama Matazo and Takayama Tatsuo, with artist notes and a detailed Showa art chronology.

Editor: Asahi Shimbun Tokyo Cultural Projects Department

Publisher: Asahi Shimbun

Date: 1989 exhibition catalogue; the source metadata also displays 1985 for the broader publication record

Format: Softcover, 246 pages, approximately 27 × 22 cm

Material: Coated printed paper and card cover

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: Exhibition edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 9/10; the foreword contains a yellow highlighter mark

Printing or completeness: unverified.

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