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Bun Shōkon + Yagi Tadashi, 1973-83 no shigoto = Moon Seung-Keun+Yagi Tadashi, works on paper and sculptures 1973-83 from the two collections

Title: Bun Shōkon + Yagi Tadashi, 1973-83 no shigoto = Moon Seung-Keun+Yagi Tadashi, works on paper and sculptures 1973-83 from the two collections
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