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What is a "book ticket"? Scholars have three hobbies: one is to buy books, the other is to read books, and the third is to collect books. Generally, people who love books like to sign their names on the title page of new books, and sometimes they will affix their private seals, indicate the collection date and indicate whose book this book belongs to. In Europe and America, there is another way, that is, book collectors hire artists or personally design and print a small paper ticket and stick it on the cover of each book, or in the upper right corner or center of the front page to show that the book is collected by someone or a library, so these small paper tickets are called "book tickets" (in Japan, they are called "bookmark collection" or "book tickets"). In addition to the collector's name and his favorite pattern or family badge, the ticket is usually printed with the Latin word "ex-libris"; The word originally meant "treasure", and now it has become the international symbol of "book ticket". There is no limit to the form of making book tickets, hand-painted or paper-cut, but traditionally prints are used. Subject matter includes figures, landscapes, flowers, insects, birds and beasts, poems, famous sayings, heraldic symbols or patterns, etc. Can you keep up? Producers or book collectors can create freely with different skills and materials according to their personal preferences. The author once had the opportunity to visit the collection tickets in various places, which can be said to be dazzling, colorful, ever-changing and beautiful. Although the book ticket area is small, it can integrate various themes and different cultures, reflecting the personality, interest, taste and self-restraint of bibliophiles. Therefore, it has the value of exchanging culture, promoting art, encouraging reading, collection and appreciation. Therefore, book tickets are nicknamed "gems on paper" and "printed pearls" to show their preciousness. If the author wants to briefly describe the characteristics of book tickets, I only need two sentences, that is, "three inches of land opens up the world, and ancient and modern Chinese and foreign * * * a furnace." The origin and development of "book tickets" originated in Europe in the15th century. Thanks to the Renaissance and the invention of printing in Germany at that time, it soon spread all over Europe and America. Some famous European writers, such as Mo Bosang, Hugo and Flaubert, like to use library cards. Famous painters who participated in the design and production of library tickets include Dulle, beardsley, Gauguin, Matisse and Picasso. As for Asia, Japan can be regarded as the first place to use book tickets. /kloc-began to circulate in the middle of the 0/8th century and developed more actively than other countries. After a period of germination and cultivation, "Japan Book Ticket Association" was formally established in 1922, and now it has more than 800 members. The history of book tickets in China is only over half a century. Perhaps it is because scholars in China traditionally use seals, so book tickets have not taken root and grown. Mr. Lu Xun advocated the new woodcut movement in the 1930 s, introduced the book tickets from Japan to China, and got Li Hua and others. In response, woodcut artists established the Modern Edition Painting Society in Guangzhou in 1934. While devoting itself to promoting the art of woodcut printmaking, the society has also become a pioneer in promoting the art of book tickets. Because? Due to various objective factors, Yaxing, which uses library vouchers, has not been popularized in China. By 1984, the "China Print Collection Ticket Research Association" (now renamed as "Collection Ticket Research Association"), a non-governmental organization, was established in Beijing, and the activities of making and collecting collection tickets were promoted again. In addition, China, Hongkong and Macau held book and ticket exhibitions in 1985 and 1988 respectively. 1990 At the beginning of August, the first "China Book Voucher Exhibition" was held in Taiwan Province Province, China. China Hongkong No.1? Art lovers established the China Hong Kong Book and Ticket Association in 19901February and1October? They held "Exhibition of Works of China-Hong Kong Book Ticket Association" and "Invitational Exhibition of Book Tickets between China and Japan", which was a good start. They have written a new page in the history of booking tickets in China and Hongkong. Of course, book tickets have been developed and established to a certain extent in various places. For example, in the Soviet Union, according to statistics, there were about 8,000 book tickets in 19 17, and by 1988, there were as many as 40,000! According to the statistics of an art magazine in Japan, at least 23 regions in the world have established library ticket associations or similar organizations. Scholars and Book Tickets As scholars, we can not only get in close contact with the authors of books, but also explore their mental journey through the inner world of book collectors or painters through book tickets. If you like to make some book tickets for your own books by yourself, it is definitely a pleasure; Otherwise, it is also a beautiful thing to ask the painter to make it for you. Of course, for readers, it seems a bit ironic that there are only book tickets without books. In this busy and tense era of life, the author wants to take this article to advocate the production and use of library tickets, so as to arouse more people with heart to join the ranks of scholars; And take this opportunity to add a touch of communication and art to our reading habits. Picture reference: cap/leisure/ex-libris/library _ open Picture reference: cap/leisure/ex-libris/cap-97 Picture reference: cap/leisure/ex-libris/cap _ 90th-3 Picture reference: cap/leisure/ex-libris/cap _ 90th.

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A book ticket is a small piece of paper, which was originally used to stick on the inside and outside of the book cover as a symbol of one's collection, just like book printing. Book tickets can be said to be fine print, but they can also be made in different ways. Book tickets have always been known as "printed pearls" and "paper gems". Book tickets are usually printed with the Latin word "Ex-Libris", which means "someone collects books" or "someone collects books", and can also be called "book tickets". The early book tickets were mainly used as symbols of book collection, and they were not popular and widely used until the end of 19 century. The content of modern book tickets is also increasingly rich, from objects in life to flowers and plants in nature, and it has also become the object of artists' materials. Because of the artistry of book tickets, many people like to collect and study them.

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