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which led most Irish to reject violent nationalism
Some pages contain pencil note taking
Book Condition: Very GoodFormat: PaperbackYear: 1967Stated Print: Fifth PrintingPublisher: Penguin BooksAdditional Condition Info: Please refer to pictures for overall condition
Henry Wilcoxon
Pages are clean and in good shape
Ehon: The Artist and the Book in Japan Shepard Fairey which led most Irish toTraces the rich, 1,200 year history of ehon (Japanese illustrated picture books). It explores how these volumes were masterfully produced through tight knit collaborations between visual artists, writers, calligraphers, block cutters, and printers. By highlighting landmark works from the New York Public Librarys renowned collections, the text showcases how ehon functioned as miniature, highly potent microcosms of emotion and design, serving as an
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