The most popular Meiji era books

The most popular Meiji era books among readers.

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Nanga
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Nanga

Joan Stanley-Baker

Published 1980

KOSHASHIN
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KOSHASHIN

Arlene Hall, Catherine Crowston, Bonnie Olson, Art Gallery of Alberta

Published 2009

144 pages

Paris in Japan
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Paris in Japan

Shuji Takashina, J. Thomas Rimer, Gerald D. Bolas, Mo.) Gallery of Art Washington University (Saint Louis, Japan House Gallery, Frederick S. Wight Art Gallery

Published 1987

287 pages

Prince Ito
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Prince Ito

Kengi Hamada

Published 1979

240 pages

Meiji
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Meiji

SCHAAP (Robert) editor

Published 1987

167 pages

In Battle's Light
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In Battle's Light

Elizabeth de Sabato Swinton, Worcester Art Museum

Published 1991

140 pages

The Japanese Eye An Exhibition Selected from the T.B. Lewis Collection of Japanese Prints Owned by the Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery to Mark the Occasion of the Commencement of Nissan's Operations in Sunderland, 22nd October 1985
Cover of The Japanese Eye An Exhibition Selected from the T.B. Lewis Collection of Japanese Prints Owned by the Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery to Mark the Occasion of the Commencement of Nissan's Operations in Sunderland, 22nd October 1985

The Japanese Eye An Exhibition Selected from the T.B. Lewis Collection of Japanese Prints Owned by the Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery to Mark the Occasion of the Commencement of Nissan's Operations in Sunderland, 22nd October 1985

Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery (Blackburn, England), Northern Centre for Contemporary Art (Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England)

Published 1985

36 pages