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Rosa Covarrubias
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Protean Press
Language
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Subjects
Diaries, Social life and customs, Americans, Anecdotes, Food habits, Travel
People
Rosa Covarrubias (1895-1970)
Places
China, Suzhou Shi (Jiangsu Sheng)
Times
1912-1949

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2005, Protean Press
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San Francisco

Edition Notes

Edited by Adriana Williams.

Illustrated with line drawings by Miguel Covarrubias.

Rose Covarrubias' journal of a trip taken with her husband to China in 1933-1934.

"Printed in an edition of 60"--Colophon.

Library has no. 27

T.p. in red-brown and black.

Printed on double leaves along their narrow dimension; gathered and bound at top.

Bound Japanese style, with copper and black cloth boards, gold stamping, and red ribbon ties; red endpapers decorated with Chinese characters. The top cover is hinged to roll back from the text.

"Design, printing, and binding by Terry Horrigan at Protean Press ... Joanna [type] ... cast by Winifred and Michael Bixler ... Printed on Botan White by Awagami ... Chinese letterforms taken from the illustrations by Miguel Covarrubias for Pearl Buck's translation of Shui hu chuan or All men are brothers"--Colophon.

Genre
Diaries., Anecdotes.

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Pagination
1 v. (unfoliated) :

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23080029M
ISBN 10
0966581083
OCLC/WorldCat
62361989

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