SHIRASAWA, Yasuyoshi, Homi (1868-1947 ; 白沢 保美) - photo 1
SHIRASAWA, Yasuyoshi, Homi (1868-1947 ; 白沢 保美) - photo 2
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SHIRASAWA, Yasuyoshi, Homi (1868-1947 ; 白沢 保美)

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21.03.2024 13:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 271 | SHIRASAWA, Yasuyoshi, Homi (1868-1947 ; 白沢 保美)
SHIRASAWA, Yasuyoshi, Homi (1868-1947 ; 白沢 保美)
Iconographie des essences forestières du Japon. Tokyo, 1900-1908.
Édition originale, complète de ses 162 chromolithographies, représentant des espèces d'arbres forestiers du Japon. Fait assez original, chaque planche donne à voir, en plus d'une grande vue générale de l'arbre, des détails en coupe du tronc, des branches ou des graines.

2 vol., le premier relié et l'autre en feuilles (477 x 350 mm). Au total 162 chromolithographies, réalisées par Nobumitsu Maruyama (t. I) et Hideo Oishi (t. II). Chaque planche présente les noms latin et japonais de l'espèce représentée.

T. I : étiquette de titre français, 2 feuilles avec texte en japonais et 88 planches. La première page de texte japonais est reliée à l'envers. Déchirure sans perte à la planche n°7. Demi-chagrin jaune, plats de papier marbré.
T. II : étiquette de titre français, 2 feuilles avec texte en japonais et 74 planches. En feuilles, sous emboîtage moderne au décor semblable au t.I.

Scarce first edition of this very attractive set of vivid chromolithographs depicting the forest trees of Japan.

Place of origin:Japan
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