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Daniel Tretiak wrote about prints that were new to him (in 2017) that included, in my (LDT)view, one of the strangest, hard-to-decipher prints that the artist ever did, Bai-1. It was an early one, created in 1958.

china silver ring early 20th

Japan Maki potato research note

This Chinese necklace is heavy, made of large turquoise and silver beads.

This old blue carpet is small and is an accent to almost any space.

This note discusses print 76-26, which Daniel Tretiak called "Maki’s little green Leisure Time."

This old blue carpet with animals is in very good condition.

chinna amethyst necklacezz

This note about Maki's Work 626 was written by Michael Minckler.

This note concerns Poem 70-38, a rarely seen Big Red. NOTE: Daniel Tretiak created the term Big Reds for Haku Maki's large works centered on large kanji in red, usually on a black background and often done in broad strokes. Large ones in blue or yellow or green came to be termed Big Blues, Big Yellows, Big Greens, and so forth.

This note was written by Robert Craft and discusses Maki's use of an archaic form of Chinese script called seal script.

Hong Kong gold zodiac coins xx

Zitan plaque from the Republican xx

Japan New Discoveries of Haku Maki prints As found by robert craft we think that these are new additions to our Maki Catalogue Raisonne Dedicated with much love to my wife Lois Jeanne Dougan Tretiak copyright Feb 16 2018 PP aka Ph

This short note looks at print 75-29, a beautifully painted kanji for wine.

This Tiffany pin, designed by Paloma Picasso, is 18k gold and measures 3.5cm x 2cm(1 1/4in x ¾ in). It is imprinted on the back with Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, 750.

China old wood frog toggle xx

Here are catalogues from Yoseido, CWAJ (College Women’s Association of Japan) print shows and Red Lantern. Most were gifts from Ayame Flint (CWAJ) and Al Brandt (Red Lantern). These are not complete runs but a strong selection. Each catalogue has images of prints of Japanese artists of the day.