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A COLLECTION OF EIGHTEEN CHINESE PAINTINGS BOOKS IN JAPANESE

Lot 134
28.02.2023 14:00UTC +08:00
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HKD 27 720
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ID 908469
Lot 134 | A COLLECTION OF EIGHTEEN CHINESE PAINTINGS BOOKS IN JAPANESE
Estimate value
HKD 12 000 – 18 000
Includes the following:
Shina Meika Houkan (The Pageant of Chinese Painting), Otsuka-Kogeisha, 15 October 1936. 1 Pamphlet and 6 Books (incomplete).
Eikou Lyuushin (Stay True Forever), Watanabe Shinpo, Otsuka-Kogeisha, 5 December 1930.
Bitang Xiansheng Huaguan (Paintings by Tanabe Tamesaburou), 1928.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 1, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, April 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 2, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, July 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 3, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, September 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 4, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, November 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 5, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, January 1921.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 6, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, May 1921.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 7, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, unknown dates.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 8, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, January 1923.
Satou Ryou, Shina Meika no Kanshou (Appreciating Famous Chinese Paintings), Teikoku Kyouyikukai Shupanbu, 20 December 1941.
Art style:Modern art
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