![Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏, author and Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京, cover artwork - Naniga Kanojo O S鍗Sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?]](https://www.rarebook.com/pictures/90981_1.jpg)
Author: Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏, author and Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京, cover artwork
Title: Naniga Kanojo O S鍗Sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?]
Description: Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏, author and Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京, cover artwork. Naniga Kanojo o S艒sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?]. Kaiz艒sha 鏀归犵ぞ. Tokyo. Showa 2 鏄扥e2骞 [1927]. 19 x 13.5cm hardcover book opens Japanese style. Cover artwork by avant-garde artist and critic Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京 (1901-1977). The black and brown design on a cream background features the title as well as the artist's signature "tom" in the lower left corner. Title page, table of contents and an introduction by the author Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏 dated 1927 are printed in Japanese text. 252 pages of Japanese text followed by a colophon with a laid-down seal in bright green and red and [3] pages of publisher book advertisements. P. 5, p. 95 and p. 205 each have a small black and white line drawing. Naniga Kanojo o S艒sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?] is a play in 6 acts with 9 scenes that was originally serialized in the magazine Kaiz艒 鏀归 (ran from 1919 - 1955) before being released as a book. In 1930 it was turned into a feature film, originally as a silent movie, but later with a sound recording. The film was a huge hit, setting a record for its long run. However, due to a fire at the production company a number of months later, the footage was lost. A version of the film was discovered in Russia in the early 1990s, and, after a few years of controversy, it was re-released in Japan, with subtitles in place of the missing scenes. Cover artist Murayama Murayama was one of the most influential thinkers in Japanese avant-garde literary and artistic circles of the time. He had co-founded the seminal art group MAVO in 1923 and had recently left them to become more involved in drama, art criticism and the Proletarian art movement. >p> Wear to covers with damage to spine at bottom with a piece missing. Foxing on covers and throughout. A tear at the top margin of p. 87. .
Keywords:
See more books from our catalog: Japan and East Asia
Title: Naniga Kanojo O S鍗Sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?]
Description: Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏, author and Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京, cover artwork. Naniga Kanojo o S艒sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?]. Kaiz艒sha 鏀归犵ぞ. Tokyo. Showa 2 鏄扥e2骞 [1927]. 19 x 13.5cm hardcover book opens Japanese style. Cover artwork by avant-garde artist and critic Murayama Tomoyoshi 鏉戝北鐭ョ京 (1901-1977). The black and brown design on a cream background features the title as well as the artist's signature "tom" in the lower left corner. Title page, table of contents and an introduction by the author Fujimori Seikichi 钘ゆ．鎴愬悏 dated 1927 are printed in Japanese text. 252 pages of Japanese text followed by a colophon with a laid-down seal in bright green and red and [3] pages of publisher book advertisements. P. 5, p. 95 and p. 205 each have a small black and white line drawing. Naniga Kanojo o S艒sasetaka? 浣曘丱e褰煎コ銈掋仢銇嗐仌銇涖仧銇嬶紵[What Made Her Do It?] is a play in 6 acts with 9 scenes that was originally serialized in the magazine Kaiz艒 鏀归 (ran from 1919 - 1955) before being released as a book. In 1930 it was turned into a feature film, originally as a silent movie, but later with a sound recording. The film was a huge hit, setting a record for its long run. However, due to a fire at the production company a number of months later, the footage was lost. A version of the film was discovered in Russia in the early 1990s, and, after a few years of controversy, it was re-released in Japan, with subtitles in place of the missing scenes. Cover artist Murayama Murayama was one of the most influential thinkers in Japanese avant-garde literary and artistic circles of the time. He had co-founded the seminal art group MAVO in 1923 and had recently left them to become more involved in drama, art criticism and the Proletarian art movement. >p> Wear to covers with damage to spine at bottom with a piece missing. Foxing on covers and throughout. A tear at the top margin of p. 87. .
Keywords:
Price: US$ 150.00 Seller: Boston Book Company
- Book number: 90981
- Book number: 90981
See more books from our catalog: Japan and East Asia