Taibei: Cui fen ge zhu, 1953. Twelve slender volumes, bound with thread, between two wooden boards bound with cloth strips, title label on top board, very good. The second part of a three-part series. Contents: 1. Qin Yi Shan ke shi -- 2. Dong Han Shi men song -- 3... More
Cat.No: 219952
San Francisco: Dun feng wen yi she, 2005. 126p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches; text in Chinese. Illustrated book marking the fortieth anniversary of the Chinese-American literature and arts society. Includes samples of calligraphy and painting by many members. More
Cat.No: 188021
Seoul: Tongbang Hwarang, 1979-87. Three very good hardcover volumes in slipcase, text in Korean. 214, 192, 152 pages respectively, illustrated with color and black and white photos. An attractive set. On Chinese and Korean calligraphy and painting. More
Cat.No: 172641
San Francisco: Society of Chinese Arts and Literature, 2007. 145p., very good in wraps, 8.5x11 inches; text mostly in Chinese. Thoroughly illustrated collection of the Taiwan-born artist's work, with reprints of photos and newspaper clippings documenting her life. She was 88 at the time of publication. More
Cat.No: 188022
Beijing: Wen wu chu ban she, 1973. 4, 120, 28 pages, [18] pages of plates; very good paperback. On Wang Xizhi's calligraphy. More
Cat.No: 230237
Shanghai: Zhonghua shuju, 1929. Slender paperback bound with thread in traditional format, paper toned, otherwise very good. 6x10.25 inches. More
Cat.No: 230426
Taibei: Tai wan fen dian, 1963. 13 unnumbered double leaves, bound with thread in traditional format; front cover has an edge chip. More
Cat.No: 233156
Kyoto: Kyoto National Museum, 1992. 265p., very good in wraps, illustrated with photographs (mostly black and white), text in Japanese with English caption list. More
Cat.No: 152070
Shanghai: Shi jie shu ju, 1936. Hardcover, individually paginated sections; very good, with a dustjacket that has a tear scratched into the front panel. Second printing. More
Cat.No: 225062
Guadalupita, NM: Tooth of Time, 1975. [10p] 7x10 inches, illustrations, calligraphy, very good limited edition of 200 copies prnted for the Summer Solstice, sewn blue wraps. More
Cat.No: 184691
Shanghai: Zhonghua shuju, 1936. Slender paperback bound with thread in traditional format, paper toned, otherwise very good. Third printing. 6x10.25 inches. Facsimile of a Han dynasty inscription. More
Cat.No: 230422
Shanghai: Zhonghua shuju, 1936. [26 double leaves], slender paperback bound with thread in traditional format, very good. Second printing. More
Cat.No: 230356
Hong Kong: 1977. viii, 56, 4p., hardcover, front cover crushed with ugly tears in the paper, interior textblock very good; a reference copy. Facsimile reproductions of calligraphy by Ming-era scholars. Cheng was a professor at the University of Iowa. More
Cat.No: 165472
Shanghai: Wen ming shu ju, 1936. [34] pages, bound with thread in traditional format, paper toned, some handling wear, title label partly discolored from the paste attaching it to the cover. Eleventh printing of this facsimile reprint of the work of the Qing dynasty calligrapher. More
Cat.No: 228935
New York: Paragon Book Reprint Corp. 1964. vii, 70 pages, hardcover, very good; second edition. More
Cat.No: 224113
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1935. vii, 70 pages, hardcover; front endpapers have traces of glue wash as though something was pasted there, now gone; interior otherwise clean. More
Cat.No: 228825
Taibei: Xian jue lou, 1966. Slender unpaginated paperback, very good, with facsimiles of Feng's calligraphy. More
Cat.No: 225298
Boulder: Blue Poppy Press, 1989. Paperback. ix, 84p., preface, introduction, conclusion, appendix on alcohol, nicotine, drugs and coffee, footnotes, illustrations and calligraphy, very good first edition trade paperback in maroon wraps. Prevention program based on Chinese medicine (see Young, The AIDS dissidents). More
Cat.No: 32615
Xi'an: Shaanxi renmin meishu chubanshe, 1981. 200p., very good hardcover, dj slightly sun-faded at spine. Facsimile reprints of Tang dynasty poems done in Gao’s calligraphy. Gao worked as a curator and researcher at the Shaanxi Provincial Museum, but his calligraphy became famous in its own right. More
Cat.No: 186504
Shanghai: Qiu xue she, 1915. Slender paperback bound with thread in traditional format, paper toned, otherwise very good. Second printing. Republican-era facsimile reprint of the Gaozong emperor's calligraphy. 6x10.25 inches. More
Cat.No: 230415
no city, Japan: co-published by Cast Iron Gallery, New York, 1991. Paperback. Unpaginated preliminaries including a fullpage color photo of artist at work, texts in Japanese and English, 65 numbered fullpage plates most in b&w, softbound in 9.5 inch-square metallic gold frenchfold wraps. Externally mildly edgeworn, within find a seller's... More
Cat.No: 230235
Hong Kong: Urban Council of Hong Kong, 1997. 280p., color reproductions on coated paperstock throughout, 14x10 inch decorated wraps. A very good copy. More
Cat.No: 168402
New York: E. P. Dutton, 1983. 134p., illustrated, calligraphy, foxing to pages otherwise very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. Chinese-American architect-calligrapher and founder of Living Tao Foundation. More
Cat.No: 16009
Shanghai: Xinhua shudian / Duo Yun Xuan, 1964. 20 page booklet illustrating 560 characters in the "slender gold" style calligraphy of the Northern Song emperor whose handwriting became a model respected for centuries; very good in wraps. More
Cat.No: 164567
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