Catalogue of prints and books, illustrating the history of engraving in Japan. Exhibited in 1888 (1888)
Burlington Fine Arts Club, Anderson, William, 1842-1900 · [London] Printed for the Burlington fine arts club · leaf 8
170, „ Sadamasa read Sadamasu. 22, >> 173. ,, Chichibuyama read Matsuchiyama. 23. ») 186, „ Tamekuni read Tamikuni. 24, I) 200, „ Ashiyuki read Yoshiyuki. 27, »> 2 54, „ Kishigawa read Hishigavva. 28, » 258, „ gwa-kon read giva-Jion. 30, )> 276, „ Sessh5sai read Sesshiusai. 3h )» 290, „… … INTRODUCTION. HE Art of Engraving on Wood, as practised in Europe, has beenstudied exhaustively in all its branches, but the xylographyof China and Japan, which, by superior antiquity, and perhapsby direct parental relationship, is entitled to lead the way in anyhistorical discussion of the…
Engraving, Japanese
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