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279. DENTSU INC. 100 Seasonal paintings of Japan. Japan.<br />
Dentsu inc. 1991. £98<br />
folio, original green silk lettered in gilt on spine with paper label<br />
on upper board. 100 colour illustrations. Text in <strong>Japanese</strong> and<br />
English. A fine copy in original slipcase.<br />
first edition. printed to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the<br />
founding of dentsu Inc, publishers of calenders depicting<br />
reproductions of famous works of art. A lavish promotional volume<br />
with many folding plates.<br />
280. EVANS, Robley D. An Admiral’s Log. Being<br />
continued recollections of naval Life. New York and london:<br />
D. Appleton and Company, 1910. £45<br />
8vo. Original cloth, gilt, coat of arms in gilt and silver to upper<br />
cover; pp. xi, 467; photo. illusts.; cloth slightly marked on upper<br />
cover, a little dusty, else very good.<br />
first edition. The author had previously written a volume of<br />
autobiography entitled A Sailor’s log, to which the present volume<br />
is a sequel. Evans’ service included audiences with the Emperor of<br />
Japan and the Empress dowager of china, when he was stationed<br />
in china. There are several chapters on Evans’ time in Asia<br />
(including a voyage up the Yangtze, and a visit to the philippines),<br />
as well as on the West Indies and South America.<br />
281. GILL, Stephen. European Eyes on Japan. Japan Today<br />
vol. 9. Tokyo, eU-Japan Fest Japan Committee, 2007. £28<br />
Small 4to. Three vols. Original stiff card wrappers, presented in a<br />
card slipcase, fine.<br />
first edition. photograph essays by cuny Janssen, Stephen Gill and<br />
nicu Ilfoveanu, taken between October 2006 and March 2007.<br />
commenced in 1999 the project “European Eyes on Japan” takes<br />
as its theme “contemporary people and the way they live”. Each<br />
volume is devoted to a different city or prefecture from the<br />
viewpoint of a European photographer or photographers - the focus<br />
of the present volume is Kagoshima<br />
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