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 88
high roadbetween Yedo and Kioto, six volumes; that of the temple of Itsukushima and itsvicinity filled ten volumes; and the list might be extended up to two hundred volumesor more. The first of the series was the Miako (Kioto) Meisho dzn-ye (1787), illustratedby Takehara Shunchosai, who also… … Fig. 14.—A cool retreat. Suburban tea house and garden. Reduced facsimile from the Itsukushima meisho dzu-ye. 1842. {See No. 470.) 50 present century, but the void left by the death of Shunchosai was not filled until 1837,when the publication of the Yedo Meisho dzu-ye introduced striking…
Engraving, Japanese
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