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In Six Volumes. The First Western Periodical Devoted To Japanese Art, Founded By Siegfried Bing, With The Intention Of Promoting Japanese Art Products And Design Among Western Art Manufacturers, Artists, Designers And Consumers. Texts Include S. Bing's Program, Where He Presents The Objectives Of The Journal; Detailed Notes On Each Of The Plates; The Japanese As Decorators By Louis Gonse; Japanese Architecture By Victor Champier; Jewelry By L. Falize; And A Traveling Writing Set By Edmond De Goncourt.

In Six Volumes. The First Western Periodical Devoted To Japanese Art, Founded By Siegfried Bing, With The Intention Of Promoting Japanese Art Products And Design Among Western Art Manufacturers, Artists, Designers And Consumers. Texts Include S. Bing's Program, Where He Presents The Objectives Of The Journal; Detailed Notes On Each Of The Plates; The Japanese As Decorators By Louis Gonse; Japanese Architecture By Victor Champier; Jewelry By L. Falize; And A Traveling Writing Set By Edmond De Goncourt.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

In Six Volumes. The First Western Periodical Devoted To Japanese Art, Founded By Siegfried Bing, With The Intention Of Promoting Japanese Art Products And Design Among Western Art Manufacturers, Artists, Designers And Consumers. Texts Include S. Bing's Program, Where He Presents The Objectives Of The Journal; Detailed Notes On Each Of The Plates; The Japanese As Decorators By Louis Gonse; Japanese Architecture By Victor Champier; Jewelry By L. Falize; And A Traveling Writing Set By Edmond De Goncourt.