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Tadao Ando - 連戦連敗 / Rensens Renpai (With Hand-Signed Drawing) - 2001

### History **[NO RESERVE PRICE] - Hand-Signed & Sketched by Tadao Ando** An exceptional collector's opportunity for architecture and design enthusiasts. This is a rare, authentic signed copy of *"Rensens Renpai"* (Continuous Battles, Continuous Losses / 連戦連敗), written by the world-renowned Japanese architect and Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate, **Tadao Ando (安藤忠雄)**. This critically acclaimed book is based on Ando’s prestigious lectures at the University of Tokyo and offers deep insight into his philosophy of architecture, creativity, and perseverance. Rather than focusing only on success, it profoundly explores the importance of challenges, failures, and continuous effort in the creative process. The book also includes various architectural photos and conceptual drawings, providing a rare glimpse into Ando’s design thinking. Most importantly, the opening page features a **bold, authentic hand-signed signature accompanied by a characteristic architectural drawing (sketch)** hand-drawn by Tadao Ando himself. Original signatures and sketches by Ando are highly sought after worldwide, and this premium hardback edition makes it a centerpiece for any collection. ### About the Artist Tadao Ando is one of the most influential contemporary architects in the world. A self-taught master, he is globally celebrated for his iconic use of exposed concrete, natural light, and minimalist geometric design. His work creates a unique, spiritual harmony between architecture, space, and nature. In 1995, he was awarded the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of architecture. ### Condition * **Interior:** Excellent condition. The 226 pages are clean, crisp, and tightly bound. The crucial hand-signed and sketched page is perfectly preserved with clear, vivid ink. * **Cover & Binding:** Very Good vintage condition. This is a desirable Hardback edition with its dust jacket (2007 printing). The cover shows minor, light scuffs around the edges and a small, negligible dent at the bottom of the binding consistent with gentle previous handling and age, but there are no issues affecting its display value or readability. Please inspect the high-resolution photos carefully. ### Specs * **Title:** Rensens Renpai (Continuous Battles, Continuous Losses / 連戦連敗) * **Author:** Tadao Ando (安藤忠雄) * **Publisher:** University of Tokyo Press (東京大学出版会) * **Features:** Authentic hand-signed signature with an original hand-drawn sketch by the architect * **Language:** Japanese (making it especially authentic and valuable for collectors) * **Pages:** 226 * **Binding:** Hardback (Hardcover with dust jacket) * **Size:** Approx. 23.0 x 16.0 cm * **Country of Origin:** Japan ### Shipping & Important Attention (Please Read Before Bidding) * **Shipping Method:** Shipped directly from Japan via a reliable international courier with a tracking number. The book will be enclosed in a waterproof sleeve and securely packaged with heavy-duty cardboard protection to prevent any bending or edge damage during transit. * **Condition Confirmation:** Please take a close look at all the provided photos to confirm the exact condition of the item. We kindly ask you to place a bid only if you are completely satisfied with what you see. * **Customs Duties & Taxes:** Depending on your country of residence, additional customs duties, import taxes, and brokerage fees may apply upon arrival. These charges are NOT included in the item price or shipping cost and are the strict responsibility of the winning bidder. Please check your country's customs laws prior to bidding. Thank you very much for your understanding and support! ### Keywords Tadao Ando, Ando, Signed, Sketch, Drawing, Architecture, Architect, Japanese Art, Book, University of Tokyo, Design, Modernism, Minimalist, Concrete, Pritzker, Rare, Collectible, Autograph, Tokyo, Hardback, Hardcover, Wabi Sabi

104245045

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Tadao Ando - 連戦連敗 / Rensens Renpai  (With Hand-Signed Drawing) - 2001

Tadao Ando - 連戦連敗 / Rensens Renpai (With Hand-Signed Drawing) - 2001

### History
**[NO RESERVE PRICE] - Hand-Signed & Sketched by Tadao Ando**
An exceptional collector's opportunity for architecture and design enthusiasts. This is a rare, authentic signed copy of *"Rensens Renpai"* (Continuous Battles, Continuous Losses / 連戦連敗), written by the world-renowned Japanese architect and Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate, **Tadao Ando (安藤忠雄)**.

This critically acclaimed book is based on Ando’s prestigious lectures at the University of Tokyo and offers deep insight into his philosophy of architecture, creativity, and perseverance. Rather than focusing only on success, it profoundly explores the importance of challenges, failures, and continuous effort in the creative process.

The book also includes various architectural photos and conceptual drawings, providing a rare glimpse into Ando’s design thinking. Most importantly, the opening page features a **bold, authentic hand-signed signature accompanied by a characteristic architectural drawing (sketch)** hand-drawn by Tadao Ando himself. Original signatures and sketches by Ando are highly sought after worldwide, and this premium hardback edition makes it a centerpiece for any collection.

### About the Artist
Tadao Ando is one of the most influential contemporary architects in the world. A self-taught master, he is globally celebrated for his iconic use of exposed concrete, natural light, and minimalist geometric design. His work creates a unique, spiritual harmony between architecture, space, and nature. In 1995, he was awarded the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of architecture.

### Condition
* **Interior:** Excellent condition. The 226 pages are clean, crisp, and tightly bound. The crucial hand-signed and sketched page is perfectly preserved with clear, vivid ink.
* **Cover & Binding:** Very Good vintage condition. This is a desirable Hardback edition with its dust jacket (2007 printing). The cover shows minor, light scuffs around the edges and a small, negligible dent at the bottom of the binding consistent with gentle previous handling and age, but there are no issues affecting its display value or readability. Please inspect the high-resolution photos carefully.

### Specs
* **Title:** Rensens Renpai (Continuous Battles, Continuous Losses / 連戦連敗)
* **Author:** Tadao Ando (安藤忠雄)
* **Publisher:** University of Tokyo Press (東京大学出版会)
* **Features:** Authentic hand-signed signature with an original hand-drawn sketch by the architect
* **Language:** Japanese (making it especially authentic and valuable for collectors)
* **Pages:** 226
* **Binding:** Hardback (Hardcover with dust jacket)
* **Size:** Approx. 23.0 x 16.0 cm
* **Country of Origin:** Japan

### Shipping & Important Attention (Please Read Before Bidding)
* **Shipping Method:** Shipped directly from Japan via a reliable international courier with a tracking number. The book will be enclosed in a waterproof sleeve and securely packaged with heavy-duty cardboard protection to prevent any bending or edge damage during transit.
* **Condition Confirmation:** Please take a close look at all the provided photos to confirm the exact condition of the item. We kindly ask you to place a bid only if you are completely satisfied with what you see.

* **Customs Duties & Taxes:** Depending on your country of residence, additional customs duties, import taxes, and brokerage fees may apply upon arrival. These charges are NOT included in the item price or shipping cost and are the strict responsibility of the winning bidder. Please check your country's customs laws prior to bidding.


Thank you very much for your understanding and support!

### Keywords
Tadao Ando, Ando, Signed, Sketch, Drawing, Architecture, Architect, Japanese Art, Book, University of Tokyo, Design, Modernism, Minimalist, Concrete, Pritzker, Rare, Collectible, Autograph, Tokyo, Hardback, Hardcover, Wabi Sabi

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