Ex Libris bookplates printed by young Japanese children. Sorry I cannot provide more detailed information and credits. Does anyone happen to know more?
Hi, I just came to this blog and this interesting article. It appears to me that these bookplates should be created by Taiwanese school kids because the writings are all in Traditional Chinese rather than Simplified Chinese (absolutely not Japanese). I can even recognize these children's names. The first piece is titled as "Clothes of Van Gogh".The second piece is titled as "Fish in the Glass".The third one is titled as" Merrily We Row a Dragon Boat"(another proof that these are not Japanese students). I hope this help. Ben
Hi, I just came to this blog and this interesting article. It appears to me that these bookplates should be created by Taiwanese school kids because the writings are all in Traditional Chinese rather than Simplified Chinese (absolutely not Japanese). I can even recognize these children's names. The first piece is titled as "Clothes of Van Gogh".The second piece is titled as "Fish in the Glass".The third one is titled as" Merrily We Row a Dragon Boat"(another proof that these are not Japanese students). I hope this help. Ben
ReplyDeleteThank you for your translations Ben! Good to know this..
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