茶谷正洋

Mashihiro Chatani (茶谷正洋) (1934-2008) was a Japanese origami artist and architect.

Japanese architect

Born	1934
Died	2008

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Origamic architecture

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1983 — 4 editions
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A Paradise of Origamic Architecture

by 茶谷正洋, Masairo Chatani, and Keiko Nakawa First published in 1987 — 2 editions

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Origamic Architecture Around the World

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1989 — 2 editions

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Origami kenchiku Nara no tabi

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1993 — 2 editions

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Pattern Sheets of Origamic Architecture

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1986 — 2 editions
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Key to Origamic Architecture

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1985 — 2 editions

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Pop-up geometric origami: origamic architecture

by 茶谷正洋 and Keiko Nakazawa First published in 1994 — 2 editions

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Four Seasons of Origamic Architec

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 2000 — 1 edition

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Great American buildings: origami cutouts of everybody's favorite landmarks : origami architecture

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1991 — 1 edition

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Heartful Cards

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 2001 — 1 edition

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Maths Through Art and Design

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1996 — 1 edition
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Origami architecture: American Houses: Pre-Colonial to Present

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1988 — 1 edition

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Origamic Architecture Goes Modern: Building Masterpieces

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1991 — 1 edition

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Paper magic: pop-up paper craft : origamic architecture

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1988 — 1 edition

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Pop-Up Gift Cards

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1988 — 1 edition
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Pop-Up Greeting Cards: A Creative Personal Touch for Every Occasion

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1986 — 1 edition
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White Christmas: Create Your Own Cards and Decorations

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1989 — 1 edition

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Pop-Up Cards for All Occasions: Pre-Cut, Ready-To-Fold, Pre-Designed

by 茶谷正洋 and Keiko Nakazawa First published in 1991 — 1 edition

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Origami kenchiku

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1984 — 1 edition

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折り紙建築春夏秋冬: オリガミックアーキテクチャー 100 グリーティング・カード

by 茶谷正洋 First published in 1984 — 1 edition

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Japanese architect

Born	1934
Died	2008

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OLID: OL946629A
ISNI: 0000000114526335
Library of Congress Names: n85124774
VIAF: 96342592
Wikidata: Q11618034
Inventaire.io: wd:Q11618034

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Masahiro Chatani
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