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A collection of works by Ikko Tanaka, a graphic designer representing Japan after the war, "Tanaka Ikko: Design of Tradition and Today". A top designer who established a modern design that does not feel old after the war, based on the unique Japanese colors and beauty of form, which are said to have been influenced by the Rimpa school. The creative director of the Saison Group, which was a symbolic presence during the economic growth period from the 1970s to the bubble economy, with a medal at the Tokyo Olympics and an exhibition design for the government building in Osaka Bankoku. and contributed to the branding and corporate growth of Seibu and MUJI. In addition, Tanaka has left masterpieces in editorials such as Eikoh Hosoe's "Kamaitachi" and Narahara Ikko's "Japanesque" in photo collections, but this was published after a retrospective exhibition held at the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art before his death. It is a collection of catalog works that was published, and it is a book that has been repeatedly reprinted even after his death. Published in 2013, 4th edition.