Versatile The Art Of The Japanese Screen, Elise Grilli, New York: Walker/weatherhill, 1970, Vg, Hc Series [iM6WPF8O]

The Art of the Japanese Screen: A Visual Journey

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Japanese screen painting with "The Art of the Japanese Screen," a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated book by Elise Grilli. This first edition, published in 1970 by Walker/Weatherhill, offers a scholarly exploration of Japanese screen painting from its ancient origins to the present day. With its rich history and cultural significance, this book is a must-have for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.

Book Details and Specifications

This exquisite volume is presented in a Very Good condition, featuring orange and purple silk brocade-covered boards adorned with gilt-stamped lettering. The book is a folio size, measuring 276 pages, and is bound in hardcover. Inside, you'll find 159 illustrations and 48 tipped-in full-color plates, showcasing the intricate beauty of Japanese screen painting. The ISBN is 0834817039, and the text is written in English. This first edition comes with a dust jacket designed by Naoto Kondo, featuring a stunning illustration of Ogata Korin’s six-panel screens, "Irises," and gold lettering.

Practical Uses and Benefits

Whether you're an art collector, a student of Japanese art, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of visual storytelling, "The Art of the Japanese Screen" offers numerous benefits. This book provides extensive documentation on leading artists and the evolution of the art form, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of Japanese screen painting. The detailed illustrations and full-color plates bring the art to life, allowing you to appreciate the intricate details and rich cultural heritage. Perfect for personal study, gift-giving, or as a centerpiece in your art collection, this book is a timeless addition to any library.