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| #2642764 in Books | Weatherhill | 1985 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | PDF # 1 | File type: PDF | 170 pages | ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Five Stars|By Customer|Beautiful artwork|2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Great design source|By S.B. Virigina|I am very pleased with this book and with 's service. The subject of Japanese family crests and "kamon" designs is summarized very well by the author. As a hobbyist/artist, I find this book to be a v|About the Author|John Dower first encountered Japanese family crests while working as an editor and book designer. His interest in them led him to devote several years to collecting and classifying them.
The Elements of Japanese Design is a library of traditional Japanese design motifs in the form of more than 2,700 family crests ( mon) compiled and drawn by a Kyoto publisher and bookseller early in the twentieth century, and selected and interpreted by John Dower, a leading American scholar of Japan.
First used for identification on the battlefield beginning in the twelfth century, mon developed into symbols of family pride and fortune and quint...
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