Japanese Prints
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60<br />
rELATEd BOOKS<br />
278<br />
277<br />
277. [JAPANESE ENAMELS]. BOWES, James. <strong>Japanese</strong><br />
Enamels With Illustrations from The Examples In The Bowes<br />
collection. liverpool, Printed for Private Circulation, 1884.<br />
together with notes On Shippo. A Sequel To <strong>Japanese</strong> Enamels.<br />
Kegan, Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. limited, 1895. £265<br />
Small folios (280 x 194 mm.)The first work bound in the original<br />
full dark blue gilt-lettered bevelled cloth, endpapers sympathetically<br />
renewed, top edges gilt; x + [2], contents + 111 + [1]pp., advert, 20<br />
plates of which 18 are either after drawings or photos and 2 are<br />
chromolithograph plates, including frontis; a bright, clean copy. The<br />
second work bound in quarter green linen over decorative papercovered<br />
boards, top edges gilt; xii + 109 + [1]pp., 7 b/w plates and<br />
numerous b/w text figures; a little worn at the extremities otherwise<br />
a bright clean copy.<br />
first editions.<br />
278. BUXTON, L. H. Dudley. The Eastern road. london:<br />
Kegan Paul, 1924. £75<br />
8vo. Original cloth, gilt; pp. xii, 268; frontis., 18 photo. illusts.;<br />
slight spotting, else very good.<br />
first edition. This is a narrative of a journey taken in 1922 while<br />
travelling on the Albert Kahn fellowship. Although the award<br />
required Buxton to voyage throughout the world, Buxton dedicated<br />
his travels exclusively to Japan and china. china was then in<br />
turmoil, and Buxton records his impressions both at this time and<br />
in the aftermath.