A set of 2 books: "Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Taisho and Showa Color Notes" and "Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Applied Edition - Taisho and Showa Colors and Product Design". Brand new♪ There are no noticeable scratches or dirt. [Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Taisho and Showa Color Notes] Includes 348 patterns of modern color usage from the Taisho to early Showa periods. A compact color scheme sample book revived for the modern era! In the Taisho and early Showa periods, when the concept of "color scheme" was not generally recognized, Sanzo Wada, who quickly focused on the importance of color and compiled "Haishoku Sokan" (6 volumes, 1933-). This was a groundbreaking "color scheme sample book" that represented concrete color patterns, and can be said to be the forerunner of Japan's color culture. This book is a reprinted, revised edition of the masterpiece "Haishoku Sokan". The color schemes included not only draw from Taisho and Showa era materials but also reveal a universal sensibility that can be utilized even today. ■ Includes 348 color scheme samples ■ All color charts include CMYK values and color chips ■ Ideal for research and practical use in all fields, including color coordinators, interior coordinators, etc. Publisher: Seigensha Compiled by: Sanzo Wada Size: A6 size Number of pages: 352 pages Publication year: 2010 [Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Applied Edition - Taisho and Showa Colors and Product Design] Useful in various scenes such as design, fashion, interior, and illustration... The long-awaited sequel to the collection of good old Japanese color schemes. "Color Scheme Encyclopedia: Taisho and Showa Color Notes," a reprint of the first Japanese color scheme collection by painter Sanzo Wada, received high praise even from overseas, with Germany's Die Zeit newspaper calling it "a wonderful source of inspiration, captivating with color combinations I didn't even know existed," and became a long-selling book. This sequel reprints Sanzo Wada's "Haishoku Sokan B-hen" (1934-1935) and "Shinsaku Gohyaku Zuan Shu" (1938). It presents 72 patterns of multi-color schemes inspired by Japanese seasons, as well as 161 color scheme examples from early Showa era clothing, interiors, and graphic design. This is an essential book for all creative work, including design, fashion, interior, illustration, photography, and lighting. Publisher: Seigensha Compiled by: Sanzo Wada Size: A6 size Number of pages: 336 pages Publication year: 2020 *Immediate purchase is welcome. #See other color scheme encyclopedias ★kororinco #See other books ★kororinco