University of Washington Press, 1964. Ex-library cloth bound hardcover with dust jacket.

"Fish printing, whether practiced by a fisherman in the field or by a craftsman in the studio, can be a highly sophisticated and expressive art form with widespread decorative applications. The author points out that virtually any object, either natural or man-made, which possesses adequate relief, is suitable for taking rubbings by the Gyotaku techniques here described..."

Acceptable condition. Rear pastedown has a 3-inch tear to the gutter. Liquid stain along the rear fly leaf that does not show through to the other interior pages. A solid ex-library copy with shelf wear.