Pictures from a Mah-Jong set
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Describes a somewhat unusual bone & bamboo Mah-Jong set bought on ebay and how it was used to create a variety of products from greeting cards to posters.
"...it was with some apprehension that I examined the contents. The dust, I finally realized, was bone dust. The set had never been used."
"One often comes across tiles that show occupations associated with each of the seasons... But my set contained unusual figures – Chinese warriors."
"The pictures required a magnification which would expose some of the inevitable smudges and missed strokes. Although the paintwork survived the scrutiny amazingly well, when I examined it closely there were a number of places where corrections needed to be made".
CONTENTS
Introduction
The Tile Designs
From Photos to Designs
The Pictures
(22 pages)
Describes a somewhat unusual bone & bamboo Mah-Jong set from the early twentieth century and how it was used to create a variety of products, from picture cards to posters.
Size
11.5 MBLength
22 pagesPage size
A4Number of pages
22
- Describes a somewhat unusual bone & bamboo Mah-Jong set from the early twentieth century and how it was used to create a variety of products, from picture cards to posters.
- Size11.5 MB
- Length22 pages
- Page sizeA4
- Number of pages22