Seigensha Art Publishing, Inc. -Most cutting edge art publisher in Japan-

To reveal the sense of presence in the art of today We aim to light up human behavior from within.
Specializing in art, design, photography and other visually oriented books, our publishing range extends to literature and criticism as well.
Our company name “Seigensha” is derived from three kanji characters: 青 (sei = “blue”), calling to mind the purity of a clear blue sky, 幻 (gen = visions or illusions), for the pursuit of dreams yet unseen, and 舎 (sha = a hut or house), signifying learning.
We participate actively in art and book fairs all over the world, including Frankfurt Book Fair, Paris Photo, Seoul International Book Fair, and many others.

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11th of October, 1995

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Contemporary Art, Photography, Graphic Design,
Design Source Book, Japanese Painting, Craft, Architecture etc.

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Bishojo Art History: From Ukiyo-e to Pop Culture - The Forms of "Shojo" in Modern Art

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Product Name: Bishojo Art History: From Ukiyo-e to Pop Culture - The Forms of "Shojo" in Modern Art

Publisher: Seigensha
Publication Month: July 2014
Specifications Paperback art book with slipcase
Book Size: B5
Number of Pages: 255

Bishojo art has evolved to suit the tastes of the time, allowing it to give you a glimpse into the culture each piece comes from. This book, Bishojo Art History: From Ukiyo-e to Pop Culture - The Forms of “Shojo” in Modern Art, follows that transition. In addition to insightful texts about each period and piece, it’s filled with stunning art.

This is a paperback art book with a slipcase published by Seigensha. It has 255 B5 size pages, offering you countless hours of material to enjoy time and time again. If you enjoy Japanese art, don’t let this slip by you!