Japanese Geisha Note Cards: 12 Blank Note Cards & Envelopes (6 x 4 inch cards in a box)
Fotografii de Patrick Hochner Editat de Tuttle Studioen Limba Engleză Miscellaneous print – 21 mai 2019
These high-quality note cards feature 12 beautiful photographs of Geisha. On the back of each card an introduction details the history or meaning behind the design. Japanese Geisha Note Cards are an excellent value—a fraction of the price of other fine art print note cards with envelopes.
These fine quality blank note cards are printed with twelve different patterns and accompanying envelopes.
These fine quality blank note cards are printed with twelve different patterns and accompanying envelopes.
- On the back of each card is a short description of the front design
- 12 folded blank note cards 6 x 4 inches (152 x 102 mm)
- 12 envelopes 6 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches (160 x 108 mm)
Preț: 66.93 lei
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780804851633
ISBN-10: 0804851638
Pagini: 12
Ilustrații: 12 full-color 6 x 4 inch folded cards with envelop
Dimensiuni: 171 x 121 x 32 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Tuttle Publishing
Colecția Tuttle Publishing
ISBN-10: 0804851638
Pagini: 12
Ilustrații: 12 full-color 6 x 4 inch folded cards with envelop
Dimensiuni: 171 x 121 x 32 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Tuttle Publishing
Colecția Tuttle Publishing
Recenzii
"[Patrick Hochner's] intimate vignettes capture the rich colors and pure refinement of these women in superb detail--bowing on stage, passing through Gion alleys, glimpsed beneath a customary paper parasol, or visiting Kyoto temples. Send one to that friend of yours who loves Japan." -- Kyoto Journal
"…[These] cards will make a lovely set for anyone who has a love of Japan, geisha culture, a sense of class and mystique, or a love of fine fabrics and art, because geisha are an art form of their own." -- Castle View Academy blog
Notă biografică
Patrick Hochner began taking photographs in his native Alsace when he was 14, using the family bathroom as his darkroom. At about the same time, he became interested in traveling, and has now visited over 100 countries in every part of the world, combining his passion for photography with travel. Arriving in Japan in the late 1970s, he has called Japan home for the past 30 years. He and his wife Akiko have fallen in love with the city of Kyoto, the old imperial capital, where he is currently documenting the Hanamachi geisha district--an amazing world full of grace and beauty. They spend half their time in Nice, France.