Uchino for Seniors and Children 1994 1995 (drawings M1-M11,M12N, M13)

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People:

Shoei Yoh (archive creator)

Title:

Uchino for Seniors and Children 1994 1995 (drawings M1-M11,M12N, M13)

Description:

- This group consists of mechanical working drawings.

Form:
drawings

Quantity / Object type:
13 drawing(s)

Stage and Purpose:

working drawings

Extent and medium:

13 drawings

Technique and media:

Graphite with ink stamp on pre-printed translucent paper with yellow tape applied to edges (6); graphite applied to recto and verso of pre-printed translucent paper with yellow tape applied to edges (2); electrostatic print with notations in graphite and ink stamp on translucent paper (1); graphite and red coloured pencil with ink stamp on pre-printed translucent paper with yellow tape applied to edges (1); graphite and ink stamp on pre-printed translucent paper (the title band is cut away and attached with transparent tape) with graphite and red coloured pencil applied to verso and beige tape applied to edges (1); graphite with ink stamp over electrostatic print on pre-printed translucent paper with yellow tape applied to edges (1); ink with graphite and ink stamp on pre-printed translucent paper with yellow tape applied to edges (1)

Dimensions:

sheets: 59,7 × 84,4 cm

Reference number:

ARCH269786

Inscription:

numbered: M1-M11, M12N, M13; stamped

Credit line:
Shoei Yoh fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Shoei Yoh/
Gift of Shoei Yoh

Folder Number:

166-006-05

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