Sharing "Momotaro" from the Japanese Fairy Tale Series :D
So, you remember my post about the visit to the Stibbert Museum of Florence, right?
I said that I would share one of the "Japanese Fairytales" of the Hasegawa Collection, a sublime example of what happens when East and West collaborate for the sake of culture.
I was a bit bothered by the fact that my volume though, that includes 13 of the 30 published booklets, is pretty much covered by copyright crap, but fortunately, the internet came to our aid!
On this wonderful website, in fact, I found an online collection of some booklets, among which was the one that I wanted to share with you--
( That's it! )
All the images are credited to Baxley Stamps, no copyright infringment intended.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful collection, guys!
Originally posted at http://daeva-neesan.dreamwidth.org/575702.html
If you want, please comment there :3
I said that I would share one of the "Japanese Fairytales" of the Hasegawa Collection, a sublime example of what happens when East and West collaborate for the sake of culture.
I was a bit bothered by the fact that my volume though, that includes 13 of the 30 published booklets, is pretty much covered by copyright crap, but fortunately, the internet came to our aid!
On this wonderful website, in fact, I found an online collection of some booklets, among which was the one that I wanted to share with you--
( That's it! )
All the images are credited to Baxley Stamps, no copyright infringment intended.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful collection, guys!
Originally posted at http://daeva-neesan.dreamwidth.org/575702.html
If you want, please comment there :3