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IKEDA Masuo. Watashi no Chosho/My Autobiography (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1968), 4 copies, each signed and dated in ink on inside front cover in Japanese Ikeda Masuo and in Roman script M. Ikeda 1969 in Tokyo, one inscribed in ink in Roman script For dear Mr. and Mrs. Felix Juda, M. Ikeda in Tokyo; Ikeda Masuo hangashu (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1967), inscribed in ink Ikeda Masuo and in Roman script For dear Mr. and Mrs. Felix Juda. 1968 March in San Francisco, M. Ikeda, Masuo Ikeda and a drawing in ink and yellow watercolor; Oshita Atsushi. et al. Ikeda Masuo hanga/Masuo Ikeda Prints (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1991), signed in ink on the title page in Japanese Ikeda Masuo and signed and dated in ink in Roman script Masuo 91; MASUDA Tsuji, ed. Ikeda Masuo ten/Masuo Ikeda (Tokyo: Parco Co., Ltd., 1977), inscribed in ink on title page in Roman letters For Dear Helen and Felix Juda with Love '77.Oct.20. in Los Angeles and with a drawing of a nude; IKEDA Masuo. Mixed Fruit (Tokyo: Nantenshi gallery, 1976), dedicatory inscription in ink For Dear Felix and Helen Juda with Love Masuo 1977. Feb. 3 in East Hampton; Ikeda Masuo zen hanga sakuhinshu/Masuo Ikeda-Graphic Works (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1972), no. 62 of deluxe edition of 200 with three original tipped-in intaglio prints, printed on Arches by Hayashi Graphic Press, Tokyo: Ryaki.zon/Lucky Zone; Miwatenu yume/An Unfinished Dream; Kanajo no Kanajo/Her's Her, each signed and dated in pencil in Roman script M. Ikeda '71, in green cloth slip case; Ikeda Masuo no togei/Masuo Ikeda ceramic works (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1984), dedicatory inscription on inside front cover in gold ink in Roman letters For Dear Mr. and Mrs. Helen & Felix Juda with Love Masuo '84 and inscribed in gold ink in Japanese Ikeda Masuo; IKEDA Masuo. Kao no naka no onna/M.I.'s woman (Tokyo: Bancho Gallery, 1980), exh. cat.; Ikeda Masuo no nijunen zen hanga ten/M.I's 20 years Exhibition of all works (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1977), exh. cat.; NOMA Shoichi, ed. Ikeda Masuo, Gendai no bijinga, vol. 1 (Tokyo: Kodansha, 1977), painted and inscribed in ink by Ikeda Masuo For Dear Helen and Felix Juda, with love Masuo '77 Oct 20 in Los Angeles and a drawing; IKEDA Masuo. Moho to sozo (Tokyo: Chuo Koronsha, 1969), inscribed in ink in Roman script dear Helen & Felix Juda I. Masuo in Los Angeles 1967.10.17 and in Japanese Ikeda Masuo; and ephemera (14)