Three books that I continually reference

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MJL
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Three books that I continually reference

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Hi All,

For no there reason than I thought I'd point people in the direction of three books of inspiration... I find the following three books, wonderfully insightful references. Good tips supported by wonderful pictures. One Japanese influenced , two Chinese influenced. Both helpful :imo:

If anyone does lay out their hard-earned coin - I hope you find them enjoyable. :fc:

Penjing: The Chinese Art of Bonsai: A Pictorial Exploration of Its History, Aesthetics, Styles and Preservation
by Zhao Qingquan
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/129 ... er_reviews

Literati Style Penjing: Chinese Bonsai Masterworks
by Zhao Qingquan
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/228 ... le-penjing

The Secret Techniques of Bonsai: A Guide to Starting, Raising, and Shaping Bonsai
by Masakuni Kawasumi II
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/817 ... earch=true
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Re: Three books that I continually reference

Post by judybrown »

These books are really great! Thanks for the information!
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