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This Beautifully assembled Box Set Includes 40 Frameable Prints with an 8.5 x 11 Trade Paperback, all enclosed in a Decorative Box. Discover some of the great archival treasures of the Royal Geographical Society. Amazing Journeys Around The World in Rare Artworks and Prints, Maps and Personal Narratives. 1st Edition, 2017. Brand New.

The Ashmolean's Department of Eastern Art has long held a substantial collection of Buddhist sculptures, ritual objects and scroll-paintings from Nepal and Tibet. Some had belonged to the museum of the University's former Indian Institute (1897-1962), while others later came on loan from the Bodleian Library, from the gifts of the Tibetan scholar W.Y. Evans-Wentz. Many more formed part of the extensive loan collection, recently donated to the Museum, of the late E.M. Scratton.
Most of these objects belonged to the later phases of Himalayan art (c.1750-1950), and relatively few to its earlier, formative periods. Through further purchases and gifts, however, a wide range of images and artifacts from the earliest periods of Himalayan sculpture and metalwork (c.700-1400) has also gradually been acquired. Many are outstanding works of art, while others are of rare and little-studied types
This is a First Edition, 2008 from India, The Ashmolean/Timeless, The Art Book Studio.

This is a gorgeous, magical Pop-Up Book. Vivid colors and great detail fill the stunning illustrations and shapes. The authors "offer readers an incredible overview of ancient mythology and an entire pantheon of their most intricate and innovative pop-ups ever." Robert Sabuda is the creator of many other Pop-Up Books including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. 1st Edition, 2010. The book is SIGNED by Robert Sabuda. It is very hard to find a Signed, First Edition in Like New Condition.

A New York Times Book Review Notable Book of The Year. There is minimal edge wear to the cover. There is no creasing to the spine and the pages are crisp and clean with no bends, tears, or stains. The book appears to have been very lightly used.

The title page states that 1,000 copies of this book were printed in conjunction with the Exhibition at The Walter Art Gallery, Baltimore. Dutch and Flemish Paintings for The Collection of Henry Weldon