Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 minute ago
This is the next in the ongoing series of short videos of Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker David Bull introducing various things that he finds interesting in the world of traditional Japanese woodblock prints.
This episode focuses on an interesting book published in the early 1900s - the 'Favourite Flowers of Japan'
Update: a second video has been uploaded, containing an number of videos and stills of many of the pages of the book:
youtube.com/watch?v=OIfLLbxR8jQ
The website of Dave's print publishing venture:
mokuhankan.com
Dave's personal website(s):
woodblock.com
The Patreon page for support of these videos:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Thank you for watching!
This is the next in the ongoing series of short videos of Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker David Bull introducing various things that he finds interesting in the world of traditional Japanese woodblock prints.
This episode focuses on an interesting book published in the early 1900s - the 'Favourite Flowers of Japan'
Update: a second video has been uploaded, containing an number of videos and stills of many of the pages of the book:
youtube.com/watch?v=OIfLLbxR8jQ
The website of Dave's print publishing venture:
mokuhankan.com
Dave's personal website(s):
woodblock.com
The Patreon page for support of these videos:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Thank you for watching!










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