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UKIYO-E Japanese Wood-block Prints - Johannesburg Art Gallery

Name: UKIYO-E Japanese Wood-block Prints - Johannesburg Art Gallery
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UKIYO-E Japanese Wood-block Prints

Johannesburg Art Gallery, 1991, softcover, landscape format, index, 215 pages, 30 cms x 21 cms, condition: as new.

An illustrated catalogue which documents the 180 Japanese wood-block prints in the Johannesburg Art Gallery.

The author, Beverley Paton, was the curator of Prints, Drawings and Watercolours at the Johannesburg Art Gallery for five years during which time she curated several significant exhibitions, including The Japanese Woodcut Print .

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