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Yang Jiabing — Soviet Printmaking: Seventy Years, Signed Special Edition

Yang Jiabing — Soviet Printmaking: Seventy Years, Signed Special Edition

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A signed special edition of Soviet Printmaking: Seventy Years, edited by Yang Jiabing and published by Xiling Seal Engraver's Society in April 2025. The study traces Soviet printmaking from 1917 to 1991 across eight historical periods.

Editor: Yang Jiabing

Publisher: Xiling Seal Engraver's Society

Date: April 2025, first edition and first printing

Format: 16mo hardcover on offset paper

ISBN: 9787550847262

Special-edition details: Signed title page and numbered slip; one randomly supplied signed original ex-libris or small woodcut

Condition: New, according to the listing

Quantity: One item.

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