Yoshinobu, Tokugawa - The Tokugawa Collection; No Robes and Masks. - 1977





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The Tokugawa Collection; No Robes and Masks. by Tokugawa Yoshinobu, 1st edition, English, 278 pages, 145 plates (24 in colour), published by Japan Society, New York in 1977, bound in white heavy card stock with a decorative silver design and original cardbox, in very good condition.
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Yoshinobu, Tokugawa : The Tokugawa Collection; No Robes and Masks.
Tanslated and adapted by Louise Alliston Cort and Monie Bethe
Published by Japan Society, New York 1977.
278 pp with 145 plates of which 24 in color.
Each of the 145 objects are illustrated and discussed. It is the first comprehensive treatment of the famous Tokugawa collection in English.
Bound in white heavy card stock centrally stamped in a decorative silver design - original cardbox - 37x26 - as new.
The Tokugawa family were more than collectors of the greatest Japanese art; they were among the most powerful and influential lords in all of Japan's history. The family governed for over two hundred and fifty years (1603-1868) as the central political, economic, and military force in the land.
Yoshinobu, Tokugawa : The Tokugawa Collection; No Robes and Masks.
Tanslated and adapted by Louise Alliston Cort and Monie Bethe
Published by Japan Society, New York 1977.
278 pp with 145 plates of which 24 in color.
Each of the 145 objects are illustrated and discussed. It is the first comprehensive treatment of the famous Tokugawa collection in English.
Bound in white heavy card stock centrally stamped in a decorative silver design - original cardbox - 37x26 - as new.
The Tokugawa family were more than collectors of the greatest Japanese art; they were among the most powerful and influential lords in all of Japan's history. The family governed for over two hundred and fifty years (1603-1868) as the central political, economic, and military force in the land.

