Editor: Ikko Tanaka
Publisher: Alliance Graphique Internationale
Publication: 1988, First Edition
Binding: Hardcover, section sewn
Pages: 120
Size: 140 x 195
Text: Japanese, English
(Introduction) 'It is needless to say that posters are only a feeble communication medium which is no match for TV media in both quantity and speed. Japanese posters have always been produced as the fruit of the latest techniques of each age, and are being materialized with the designers' utmost output and energy.
In present day Japan, posters are realized through innumerable electronic treatments and the most advanced optical techniques. Therefore they exist before our eyes in the form of a print medium, but cannot be distinguished from an electronic medium in respect to their production process. The engineers who handle the latest technologies (hardware) together with the designers, combine more effort and energy on the expressive form of posters than on any other communication medium...' Hiroshi Kashiwagi
Condition: Very Good. Shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing to cover/edges. Fading to spine/cover.
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