Japanese Design Since 1945 Illustrated by Ruth Hengeveld It begins with a foreword

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Japanese Design Since 1945 Illustrated by Ruth Hengeveld It begins with a forewordThis groundbreaking, comprehensive overview of Japanese design during the last eight decades is a gorgeous book that will appeal to artists, craftspeople, designers, and historians. Pollock knows the countrys design history well and the key role that design has in Japanese society. . . . In nearly 500 fully illustrated pages, she profiles 70 architects and designers. Architectural Record This is a unique resourcebeautiful, educational, and