tanekazu (4 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: Gebraucht / Used. 1970. Cloth. Good. xi,504pp.

couverture souple. S. n. | s. l. 1860 (S.d.) | 5 x 11 cm | 2 tomes en un volume cousu | Edition originale de ce conte. 15 contes comiques furent publiés dans cette série réunissant l'écrivain Tanezaku et le peintre Utagawa Toyokuni Kunisada. Une illustration couleurs sur double page et papier gaufré, 2 sur double page à lavis de gris et noir, 15 en noir et blanc sur double page, 2 simples. Reliure cousue à la japonaise en accordéon. Couverture bleu ciel avec motif de roues et fleurs. Etiquette de titre. Galerie de vers de 1cm sur les 10 derniers feuillets. Salissure au coin gauche correspondant au pouce qui a manipulé les feuillets sur plusieurs pages. Très belle illustration d'un des maîtres de l'estampe, Kunisada. | [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS] First edition of this tale. 15 comic tales were published in this series bringing together the writer Tanezaku and the painter Utagawa Toyokuni Kunisada. One color illustration on double page and embossed paper, 2 on double page in grey and black wash, 15 in black and white on double page, 2 single page. Japanese accordion binding. Sky blue cover with wheel and flower motifs. Title label. 1cm wormhole affecting the last 10 leaves. Soiling to left corner corresponding to the thumb that handled the leaves across several pages. Very fine illustration by one of the masters of printmaking, Kunisada. * 22 f.

Folding sugoroku game sheet, printed with black and brown ink, occasional light browning, a few small repairs on reverse. 39.8 x 55cm. Very good. This intriguing sugoroku game was most likely created for prospective migrants from Japan. Players travel from Japan to various destinations, mainly in the Americas and Southeast Asia - countries such as Honduras, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Vietnam and Burma are included in the game. Australia is also listed as one of the destinations. The illustrations depict local people and culture to a certain degree, but not always accurately. The goal shows a motto which says that success is a result of hard work and perseverance, which would appeal to prospective migrants. Advertisements which are printed on the game sheet were sponsored by businesses which catered for Japanese migrating overseas.