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til” 03124 Stockholm the 24th of November 1951. Mr, Jihei Kano, Mikage, Muko-.gori, Hyogo=ken. Dear Mr. Kano, I have to acknöwledge with most sincere thanks the wonderfu- donation of your magnificent book, "Hakkakujo ", being the marvellous rå productions of select specimens of Chinese and Japanese arts in your | personal collection. These splendid six volymes form a real monument. I want to expre...
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til” 03124 Stockholm the 24th of November 1951. Mr, Jihei Kano, Mikage, Muko-.gori, Hyogo=ken. Dear Mr. Kano, I have to acknöwledge with most sincere thanks the wonderfu- donation of your magnificent book, "Hakkakujo ", being the marvellous rå productions of select specimens of Chinese and Japanese arts in your | personal collection. These splendid six volymes form a real monument. I want to express to you my deep admiration for your accomplishment ot one of the foremost private collections of Chinese and Japanese art and at the same time I want to congratulate you upon the excellent way, in which you have secsooäsä in getting your most beautiful specimens re- produced in ce ublicatton, whieh is certainly together witn the "Sumi- z tomo" and the Eumorfopoulos catalogue the most splendid contributions existing to our knowledge of the ancient art of the far East. Your beautiful gift arrived here the 29th of Oct., which was a 4 very important date for this Institute, as Professor Eliséeff from Musée Guimet in Paris lectured here on the Japanese-excavations in Kor in the presence of their Royal Highnesses the Crown-Prince and the G Princesse of Sweden and His Exe&llency the Japanese Minister accom by Countess Mushakojl. At this solemn occasion i exhibiteåd your ) ; j / /
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