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[CHINA] NACHBAUR ALBERT AND WANG NGEN JOÛNG
"Chinese Folk Images", Mîn Kien
Tche T'oû Siang
Peking, Na Che Pao (Nashibao), November 1, 1926. In-folio, bradel black half-percaline with stripes, orange silk boards, labels stuck on the upper board, smooth mute spine.
Edition of 220 numbered copies, including 20 hors commerce.
52 x 38.5 cm
NOTE
This book explains the use of popular xylographs for interior decoration during festive celebrations of the Chinese lunar year, or for domestic altars.
Albert Nachbaur (1879 -1933), born into a family of French architects and decorators, moved to China after the First World War, where he became a bookseller and journalist, and set up his own publishing house, Éditions Albert Nachbaur.
Albert Nachbaur, publishing numerous works on China.
"Chinese Folk Images", Mîn Kien
Tche T'oû Siang
Peking, Na Che Pao (Nashibao), November 1, 1926. In-folio, bradel black half-percaline with stripes, orange silk boards, labels stuck on the upper board, smooth mute spine.
Edition of 220 numbered copies, including 20 hors commerce.
52 x 38.5 cm
NOTE
This book explains the use of popular xylographs for interior decoration during festive celebrations of the Chinese lunar year, or for domestic altars.
Albert Nachbaur (1879 -1933), born into a family of French architects and decorators, moved to China after the First World War, where he became a bookseller and journalist, and set up his own publishing house, Éditions Albert Nachbaur.
Albert Nachbaur, publishing numerous works on China.