[Set of 2 books] "Color Encyclopedia" and "Color Encyclopedia: Advanced Edition"

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During the Taisho and early Showa periods, when the concept of "color schemes" was not generally recognized, Wada Sanzo was one of the first to recognize the necessity of color and compiled "Color Scheme Encyclopedia" (6 volumes, 1933-). It was a pioneer of color culture in Japan, and was a groundbreaking "color scheme sample book" that showed specific color scheme patterns. "Color Scheme Encyclopedia" is a new and revised version of the classic "Color Scheme Encyclopedia." The color schemes included in the book are not only materials from the Taisho and Showa periods, but also have a universal sensibility that can be used in modern times.

In addition, the sequel, "Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Advanced Edition," reprints "Color Scheme Encyclopedia B" (1934-1935) and "New 500 Designs" (1938) by Wada Sanzo. In addition to 72 multicolor patterns inspired by the Japanese seasons, it also presents 161 color scheme examples from clothing, interior design, graphic design, and other areas from the early Showa period. It will be useful for all creative work, including design, fashion, interior design, illustration, photography, and writing.

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Publisher Seigensha

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Part numberKDSG10385A

Specification "Color Encyclopedia": A6 size, paperback, 352 pages
"Color Encyclopedia: Advanced Edition": A6 size, paperback, 336 pages

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