Thirty Two Phases of Customs - Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (2010) tattoobooks a subsidiary of Sun Publishing

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graffiti has been around Japan for about three decades now

as well as a synopsis of this tale that ran for four and a half years in print

Condition: Very good and clean especially for age

his recognizable style pulls from both Western contemporaries and Japanese mythology

Thirty Two Phases of Customs - Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (2010) tattoobooks a subsidiary of Sun PublishingPublished in 2010 by Watanabe Takao, Thirty Phases of Customs examines life as various women through the artwork of Yoshitoshi. The book talks about the expression (or lack thereof) of women in ukiyoe paintings and dives deeper into the masterpiece series surrounding Yoshitoshi's women. Thirty Two Phases of Customs shows various women in the Edo and Meiji periods. Softcover, Dust Jacket Year: 2010 Pages: 88 Condition: Very nice and clean