4 VOLUMES OF TOYO BIJUTSU-ASIATIC ART IN JAPANESE COLLECTIONS

Toyo Bijutsu - Asiatic Art in Japanese Collections. Volume 6: Decorative Art. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun, 1969. First edition. 104 Pages in Japanese. 108 Objects richly illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, some objects with multiple plates. All objects with Japanese and English captions. Main text in Japanese. An important volume on Asiatic decorative (mainly Chinese) arts illustrating a fine variety of jade, lacquers, textiles, smaller bronze and gold wares, etc. ; Toyo Bijutsu - Asiatic Art in Japanese Collections. Volume 5.: Chinese Archaic Bronzes. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun, 1969. First edition. 73 Pages in Japanese. 96 Objects richly illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, some objects with multiple plates. All objects with Japanese and English captions. Main text in Japanese. An important volume on mainly Chinese archaic bronzes. ; Toyo Bijutsu - Asiatic Art in Japanese Collections. Volume 4.: Ceramics. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun, 1968. First edition. 91 Pages in Japanese. 92 Objects richly illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, some objects with multiple plates. All objects with Japanese and English captions. Main text in Japanese. An important volume on mainly Chinese ceramics of the highest quality made for the Chinese market. ; Toyo Bijutsu - Asiatic Art in Japanese Collections. Sculpture. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun, 1968. First edition. 102 Pages in Japanese. 94 Objects richly illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, some objects with multiple plates. All objects with Japanese and English captions. Main text in Japanese. An important volume on mainly Chinese sculpture of the highest quality. PROVENANCE: All from the library of Edward T. Chow, Geneva, Switzerland.