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    Lingua: Olandese

    Editore: Japanmuseum SieboldHuis, Leiden, 2019

    908271115X / 9789082711158

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    Da: Jorge Welsh Books, Lisboa, PortogalloJorge Welsh Books

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    Condizione: Usato - Molto buono

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    Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Dutch and English text.; Paperback.; 2.2 kg.; 23.5 x 29 cm.; 187 pages with colour illustrations.; Used with signs of wear, namely on the exterior which shows minor scuffs and scratches on the exterior. Interior with minor signs of wear. First catalogue ever produced on Original Photo Paper by Fujifilm. Key attributes are the smooth continuous tone and the LayFlat book binding, for full visual impact. The photographs in this book have not been reproduced in their actual size.; "Philipp Franz von Siebold viewed nudity primarily from his perspective as a physician, this catalogue however, looks at the concept of nudity from several different vantage points. Japanese Nude takes a varied look at the human body as seen through the eyes of over 30 photographers. The history of Japanese photography is revealed in over 120 photographs on display in Japan Museum SieboldHuis. Annemarie Zethof (Gorinchem, the Netherlands, 1971) is the author of this catalogue and together with her husband Martijn van Pieterson guest curator of the exhibition Japanese Nude in Japan Museum Siebold Huis. This is the first exhibition in the Netherlands that examines the history of Japanese photography through the nude genre. I am delighted to note that the world of Japanese photography is in full bloom and that an increasing number of female photographers have joined their ranks. Photography, with male and female images has, in addition to art, ceramics and lacquerware, become an accepted part of Japanese art." foreword by Kris Schiermeier, Director, Japan Museum SieboldHuis . …