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Heard some rumor that there should be a diagram book over the Masters of Origami. Does anybody know if that is true ?

Regards from Mikael.

The only book that I'm aware of is this one, but it has no diagrams, pictures only.

I've read that book... It even has Joe Wu in it! But, sadly (as Daydreamer said) no diagrams

Some mayb, what model insides this book?

I didn't know of a rumor about diagrams of models in the Masters of Origami exhibit. I highly doubt that. Sure, some of the models in the exhibit are diagrammed, like Robert Lang's Dancing Crane and Dave Brill's fairy.

The book is similar to the older Origamido and Origami Masterworks (from the 2003 Mingei museum origami exhibit), in that it is a book of photos of the art, not instructions. It also has a few essays.

you can finds Angel harp - Kawata diagram insides tantedan 7 book conventon

rockmanex6 wrote:you can finds Angel harp - Kawata diagram insides tantedan 7 book conventon

No you can't, unless you photocopied it and stuck it in there, between the pages. Kawahata's Angel with LUTE is in there though.

what mean?

you can find some diagram in other book not Hangar

Right, and if you read my previous post, that's what I said.

You said that The Angel with Harp is in Tanteidan 7, but it's not. It's in Tanteidan magazine #69.

Even if you choose to not type in a readable manner, you should at least give accurate information.

haha yes

Dear friends,

I know a book called "A arte dos mestres de origami" - Mari Kanegae The book is brazillian and the name means the art of the origami masters. In this book there are diagrams from several international origami masters as Yoshizawa, Maekawa and so on.

This is the review of the book at Gilad's origami pages:

http://www.giladorigami.com/BO_Arte.html

I hope this helps you

Love and peace,

Ricardo Borges
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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