Vintage Japanese Art Religious Art by Alain Lemière 1958 Paperback Tudor Edition

Exploring the origins and evolution of Japan's sacred artistic traditions, Japanese Art I: Religious Art by Alain Lemière offers a concise yet richly illustrated introduction to Buddhist sculpture, temple architecture, painting, and religious iconography. Originally published by Fernand Hazan, Paris and distributed in English by Tudor Publishing Co., this 1958 edition is part of the respected ABC Petite Encyclopédie de l'Art series, making it an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese history, Asian art, and mid-century art reference books.

Condition

This vintage paperback is in good vintage condition with age-related wear. The covers exhibit light foxing, surface wear, and mild discoloration from age. Interior pages are clean with light natural toning, and the binding remains secure. Please review all photos carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.

Measurements

Height: Approximately 6"
Width: Approximately 4.25"

Origin

Copyright 1958 by Fernand Hazan, Paris
Published by Tudor Publishing Co., New York
Printed in France

Styling Notes

An excellent addition to collections of Japanese art, Buddhist studies, museum reference books, and mid-century design. Its understated cover illustration and scholarly presentation also make it an attractive display piece for libraries, meditation spaces, or curated bookshelves.

Additional Notes

Volume I of the Japanese Art series, focusing on the development of Japan's religious artistic traditions. Features historical commentary alongside illustrations of important works from Japanese cultural history.

A unique find and purr-fectly peculiar.