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We are pleased to announce the publication of Alan's book (available in book stores in late spring, and also directly on our website for signed copies): g1 battery Ningyo: The Art of the Japanese Doll By Alan Scott Pate |
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A delightful journey into the little known world of antique Japanese dolls, focusing largely on examples from the Edo period (1615-1868), known as the Golden Age of Japanese Dolls. APPLE MACBOOK PRO 17 2.33 CORE 2 DUO LAPTOP LCD SCREEN Using images of ningyo (dolls) taken from US private collections, with supporting images of folding screens, paintings, woodblock prints, sculpture, textiles, and ceramics drawn from Japanese temple collections and museums around the world, we explore the many faces of ningyo, relating not only their history and basic forms, but also discovering some of the unexpected religious, cultural, and even political aspects of Japanese dolls. Sample Chapters include:
To order, click here to download the order form to your computer. Please fill in form and fax it to us (406/ 745-6718) or send it in the mail. We will process your order and send you signed copies as quickly as possible. Please note: the book will be available end of June/early July 2005. |
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Japanese Ningyo:
Festival Dolls of the Edo Period To order a
copy ($35) |
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 Daruma 11 - Summer 1996 Maneki Neko Feline Fact and Fiction By Alan Pate |
 Daruma 14 - Spring 1997 Musha Ningyô Portrait Dolls of Boy's Day By Alan Pate |
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 Daruma 17 - Winter 1997 The Hina Matsuri A Living Tradition By Alan Pate |
 Arts of Asia, September - October 1998 Devil Dance Masks of Sri Lanka By Alan Pate |
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by Alan Pate and WebWind Productions all rights reserved |
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