One Thousand Years Of Manga Brigitte Koyama-Richard Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Graphic Design

A Rich Vibrantly Illustrated Account Of The History And Sources Manga As Contemporary This Graphic Art Form May Appear To Readers Outside Japan Has In Fact Deep Roots Japanese Culture Drawing On Centuries-Old Artistic Traditions: Traces Can Be Found Seventh Century Temple Paintings Folding Screens Decorated With Comic Characters Painted Medieval Emakimono Scrolls More Familiar Comics Today Echo Similar Themes Both Light Serious Draw Narrative Forms Present Sagas Skits From Japan’s Cultural Heritage Book Spans All Its Splendour Diversity: Hokusai’s Seminal 1814 Onset Gekiga 1950S Landmark Astro Boy Tezuka Ozamu Lady Oscar Riyoko Ikedan’s Shôjo Aimed At Young Girls Samurai Alternative Productions Review Garo Demons That Populate Works Mizuki Shigeru Latest Creations Jirô Taniguchi Each Period Is Covered Detail One Thousand Years Documentary Visual Delight Over 400 Illustrations Many Never Before Seen Thorough Exploration Makes It Possible Understand How Mass-Produced Artifact – Adults Much Children Developed Into An Essential Facet Now Enjoyed Across Globe Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0721 Διαστάσεις: 22 2X22 2Cm