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New York: Bennett Siegel Gallery, 1990. First edition. Oblong softcover. [16 pages.] Features an essay by Helen Bennett and Paul Siegel, another essay by Dr. David Shapiro, and the text of a conversation between Karen Erla and Dr. Judith Stein. Includes color illustrations, list of previous exhibitions, and list of selected public collections. A very near fine copy in stapled wrappers.

NY 1990 first edition. Bennett Siegel Gallery. Oblong wraps. 15p. color illus. Art exhibition catalogue. VG .

Oxford: The Alembic Press, 1991. One of fifty de-luxe numbered copies printed on hand made pure kozo paper, boxed and with extra samples. Illustrated by Yasusuke Nyoku. Mounted paper specimens. 8vo. Publisher's stitched paper wrappers, cloth box. One of fifty de-luxe numbered copies printed on hand made pure kozo paper, boxed and with extra samples. Illustrated by Yasusuke Nyoku. Mounted paper specimens. 8vo.

[Tokyo 1957, Ohshita]. Stitched wrs., very clean, dj, [49] double folded leaves, 27 stencil color illustrations, and 27 samples of Inden lacquered papers tipped-in, 6 b. w. illus- trations, solid, nice copy,small folio. FIRST & ONLY EDITION FIRST & ONLY DELUXE FOLIO EDITION: . A wonderful work, Japanese text, English captions, showing the process of Japanese hand-made paper making, cutting of mould-papers, taking juice from a lacquer-tree, lacquer used for coloring, molding with lacquer, putting the materials in a drying-room. . What makes this work highly unique are the numerous actual stenciled lacquer onlay decorated paper samples. These are done on his handmade papers. The stenciled illustrations show the papermaking process printed in vegetal colors, including indigo, and soft pastels. * An excellent copy, contained in the original Chitsu folding hand-made Washi covered slipcase, with cotton ties. *** .

Tokyo: Yushodo Bookseller, 1979. First edition. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. 207 full-page samples of all contemporary papers manufactured in Japan at the time of publication. Each leaf is identified by maker (in Japanese and Roman alphabet). Contents completely fine, folding case near fine (trivial shelwear). A lovely and important set. This is the same set as the export volume titled "Fine Handmade Papers of Japan," except that the samples are bound into four sets in beautiful paper covers. The large, full-page samples make this a real delight to examine.