‎Bruno SUTER et Peter KNAPP‎
‎OSAKA‎

‎The port of Osaka.‎

‎ Osaka, The municipal Harbour department, printed by the Taniguchi, 1930. In-8, 47 pp., vii pp. de publicités, agrafé.Édition originale de cette description historique et économique du port, suivi d'une histoire de la ville et de descriptions touristiques des alentours d'Osaka.L'illustration comprend de nombreuses photographies en noir, 2 plans (le port et Osaka), et une grande carte d'Osaka et ses environs, les trois dépliants et en couleurs.Plats légèrement détachés. ‎

‎Chroniques de l'Art Vivant n° 9 - Mars 1970 - Exposition d'Osaka, Progrès dans l'harmonie de l'humanité - Miro dans le pavillon du Gaz - Osaka, le symposium du fer - Art and technology - Julio Gonzalez - Pierre Reverdy - Paris lumino-cinétique - Tableau Colin-Maillard de Cremonini - Little Nemo - Scandale Edward Kienholz - Les concepts tableaux - GRAV, Groupe de Recherche d'Art visuel - Culture à la neige - Adami - Shakespeare de Chereau - Pierre Henry à l'Olympia, Apocalypse de Jean, musique contemporaine‎

‎Maeght Editeur - Chroniques de l'Art Vivant Ferce sur Sarthe, France 1970 Book Condition, Etat : Bon broché, sous couverture imprimée éditeur, illustrée d'une photographie de l'exposition d'Osaka, structure noire et jaune grand In-4 1 vol. - 32 pages‎

‎très nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc 1ere édition Contents, Chapitres : Exposition d'Osaka, mars à septembre 1970, Progrès dans l'harmonie de l'humanité - Le pavillon de France - Nombreux rires de Miro dans le pavillon du Gaz - Osaka, le symposium du fer - Art and technology - Henry Galy-Carles : Julio Gonzalez, l'homme du fer - A la rencontre de Pierre Reverdy - Frank Popper : Paris lumino-cinétique - Marc Le Bot : Analyse d'un tableau Colin-Maillard de Cremonini - Gilbert Lascault : La puissance du rêve, Little Nemo - José Pierre : Le scandale Kienholz (Edward Kienholz) - Les concepts tableaux - Le GRAV, autopsie d'un groupe (Groupe de Recherche d'Art visuel) - La culture à la neige - Une démarche d'Adami - Le Shakespeare de Chereau - Pierre Henry à l'Olympia (Apocalypse de Jean, musique contemporaine) ‎

‎Hokuei. Masterworks of Osaka Actor Prints ‎

‎, ludion, 2024 Hardcover, 290 x 235 mm, 288 pages, 150 iColor illustrations , ENG edition. ISBN 9789464781151.‎

‎The ultimate publication on Hokuei, the master of Osaka ukiyo-e printmakers and one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor prints. Hokuei: Masterpieces of Japanese Actor Prints profiles one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor design: Shunbaisai Hokuei (active 1828-1836). A culminating figure in Osaka printmaking, Hokuei produced more masterworks than any other artist of his day. The prints, all shown in color, are largely drawn from the most extensive collection of Hokuei's works to be found anywhere. The book presents two chapters on the artist's life and work, situating his oeuvre within the demimonde of pleasure and entertainment known as the Floating World (Ukiyo). An early chapter discusses the production of Japanese prints and leads into a central section highlighting fifty-six meticulously researched masterworks in remarkable condition. The world of kabuki comes alive in fascinating detail, while assessments of design and technical attributes bring into focus the achievements of Hokuei and printmaking artisans of his age. Of particular importance for scholars and collectors, there is a fully illustrated and annotated catalogue raisonn of 270 prints-the artist's entire known print oeuvre-including designs not to be found anywhere else. As an added bonus, all Japanese inscriptions are translated into English. Well-illustrated appendices cover essential tabulations of Hokuei's prints and their formats, his students, his artist signatures and seals, publishers, carvers, printers, theaters, a glossary, an index, and a bibliography. All-told, the range of comprehensive information featured in this publication make it a singular reference not only for admirers of Hokuei, but also for those interested in the world of actors on stage. - This is the first book about Hokuei - one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor prints. Lavishly illustrated with over 150 prints, it brings the world of kabuki alive in fascinating detail. The book includes a fully illustrated and annotated catalogue raisonn of 270 prints (the artist's entire known print oeuvre). John Fiorillo is an independent researcher and writer on traditional and modern Japanese prints, with a particular interest in Kamigata-e ("Osaka prints") and Sosaku Hanga ("Creative prints"). Over time, he came to especially love and admire the actor prints produced in Osaka, a genre often overlooked by collectors and scholars. Mr. Fiorillo has regularly published in the art journal Andon (Society for Japanese Art, Leiden), contributed to the Hotei Encyclopedia of Japanese Woodblock Prints (2005), and designed and written extensive articles for the websites "ViewingJapanesePrints.net " (since 1999) and "OsakaPrints.com " (since 2005). Mr. Fiorillo also serves as a member of the Andon editorial board.‎

‎Hokuei. Masterworks of Osaka Actor Prints ‎

‎Gent, ludion, 2024 Hardcover, 288 pages, 29 x 23.5 cm, 150 illustrations.‎

‎The ultimate publication on Hokuei, the master of Osaka ukiyo-e printmakers and one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor prints. Hokuei: Masterpieces of Japanese Actor Prints profiles one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor design: Shunbaisai Hokuei (active 1828-1836). A culminating figure in Osaka printmaking, Hokuei produced more masterworks than any other artist of his day. The prints, all shown in color, are largely drawn from the most extensive collection of Hokuei's works to be found anywhere. The book presents two chapters on the artist's life and work, situating his oeuvre within the demimonde of pleasure and entertainment known as the Floating World (Ukiyo). An early chapter discusses the production of Japanese prints and leads into a central section highlighting fifty-six meticulously researched masterworks in remarkable condition. The world of kabuki comes alive in fascinating detail, while assessments of design and technical attributes bring into focus the achievements of Hokuei and printmaking artisans of his age. Of particular importance for scholars and collectors, there is a fully illustrated and annotated catalogue raisonn of 270 prints-the artist's entire known print oeuvre-including designs not to be found anywhere else. As an added bonus, all Japanese inscriptions are translated into English. Well-illustrated appendices cover essential tabulations of Hokuei's prints and their formats, his students, his artist signatures and seals, publishers, carvers, printers, theaters, a glossary, an index, and a bibliography. All-told, the range of comprehensive information featured in this publication make it a singular reference not only for admirers of Hokuei, but also for those interested in the world of actors on stage. - This is the first book about Hokuei - one of the most intriguing artists ever in kabuki-actor prints. Lavishly illustrated with over 150 prints, it brings the world of kabuki alive in fascinating detail. The book includes a fully illustrated and annotated catalogue raisonn of 270 prints (the artist's entire known print oeuvre). John Fiorillo is an independent researcher and writer on traditional and modern Japanese prints, with a particular interest in Kamigata-e ("Osaka prints") and Sosaku Hanga ("Creative prints"). Over time, he came to especially love and admire the actor prints produced in Osaka, a genre often overlooked by collectors and scholars. Mr. Fiorillo has regularly published in the art journal Andon (Society for Japanese Art, Leiden), contributed to the Hotei Encyclopedia of Japanese Woodblock Prints (2005), and designed and written extensive articles for the websites "ViewingJapanesePrints.net " (since 1999) and "OsakaPrints.com " (since 2005). Mr. Fiorillo also serves as a member of the Andon editorial board. ‎

‎Les "Trois ordres" de Pascal [ Thèse de Master, an 48 de l'ère Showa ( Janvier 1974 ), Département de Français, Université d'Osaka ]‎

‎1 vol. in-4 agrafé, Université d'Osaka (Osaka Daigaku), 1974, 68 pp. Texte en Français, page de couverture en Japonais.‎

‎Etat très satisfaisant. Dans le système d'enseignement supérieur japonais, ce travail correspond à une thèse de Master (nom en japonais ; ). L'auteur, M. Haruo Nagase, passera quelques années plus tard une thèse de doctorat sur "Ordre et transgression : signification des écrits relatifs à la machine d’arithmétique de Pascal,".‎