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Antique Print of Silk and Gold Fabrics II 'Japan' by G. Audsley, 1882
29.4 cm · 11.6 in
41.2 cm · 16.2 in
Antique Print of Silk and Gold Fabrics II 'Japan' by G. Audsley, 1882, view 2Antique Print of Silk and Gold Fabrics II 'Japan' by G. Audsley, 1882, view 3Antique Print of Silk and Gold Fabrics II 'Japan' by G. Audsley, 1882, view 4

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Ornament & pattern

Antique Print of Silk and Gold Fabrics II 'Japan' by G. Audsley, 1882

£235

$310 · €275

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
1882
Sheet size
11.6 × 16.2 in (29.4 × 41.2 cm)
Condition
Good. Please study image carefully.
Collection
Ornament & pattern
Era
1850 and after, The age of revivals
Stock no.
f_10809203

Untitled print, Section III, plate II. This chromolithograph depicts silk and gold tissues. Detailed information about this print available on request.

This print originates from the first volume of 'The ornamental arts of Japan' by G. Audsley. The exquisite plates were published by Sampson, Low & Co., and printed by Lemercier & cie., Paris. This grand work has been hailed as the most beautiful art book of the late 19th century. It contains text and plates in nine sections on painting, embroidery, textiles, lacquer, incrusted work, metal-work, cloisonné enamel, modeling and carving, and heraldry, With extensive notes on unpaginated leaves opposite each plate.