Author: TOISHI, KENZO & HIROMITSU WASHIZUKA (WITH R. M. ORGAN, EDITORIAL)
Title: Characteristics of Japanese Art That Condition Its Care (Signed)
Description: Tokyo: Japanese Association of Museums, 1987. First Edition; First Impression. Paperback. Light wear to spine, cover and corners. Scuffs on front cover. Some lightening of the spine due to sun exposure. ; Light wear to spine, cover and corners. Scuffs on front cover. Some lightening of the spine due to sun exposure. With illustrations and photographic plates. Signed by Kenzo Toishi to the Editor ('To Prof. Organ with many thanks Kenzo Toishi). A unique and carefully detailed exploration into the unique features of Japanese art and its conservation. The authors discuss the distinct materials, techniques, and aesthetics of Japanese artwork, such as delicate paper, silk, and wood, as well as the use of natural pigments. These materials are highly sensitive to environmental changes, requiring specialized care and preservation methods. The book highlights how cultural values, like the appreciation of impermanence and simplicity, shape the conservation approach to traditional Japanese art. ; Octavo; 254 (1) pages; Signed by Kenzo Toishi (one of 2 authors). Very Good with no dust jacket .

Keywords: Japan Culture Management History


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