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Tetsuro Komai - Prints Catalogue, 1979

Tetsuro Komai - Prints Catalogue, 1979

Printmaking Monograph
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This 1979 Japanese monograph documents the complete print practice of Tetsuro Komai, a pioneer of modern Japanese copperplate printmaking. Alongside major illustrated works, the source describes a catalogue section of 366 smaller print and illustration records covering 1935-1976, plus a separate reminiscence booklet.

Artist: Tetsuro Komai

Publisher: Bijutsu Shuppansha

Date: May 1979

Format: Hardcover with double case and supplementary booklet, 236 pages, approximately 34.2 × 26.7 cm

Material: Printed paper, hardcover boards and protective cases

Language: Japanese

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

Condition: graded 8.5/10; outer case and paper box show age, while the book is described as well preserved

Edition, inserts or completeness: unverified.

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