Originally published in 1962 in a limited edition of 475 copies, The Modern Japanese Print-An Appreciation soon became a collector's item. Includedin the folio-sized volume were ten original woodblock prints by contemporary Japanese artists. The idea for this unique presentation had originated with James Michener who hoped to assist this little known group of dedicated menachieve wider recognition. Well known for his best selling novels, Mr. Michener is no less at h o m e in the field of art criticism and has personallyassembled one of the finest collections of Japanese prints