On collecting Japanese colour-prints; being an introduction to the study and collection of the colour-prints of Ukiyoye school of Japan. Illustrated by examples from the author's collection (1917)
Stewart, Basil, 1880- · New York, Dodd, Mead & company · leaf 118
d. Sad ABIDE (c. 1840), one of the best of Kunisadaspupils,worked in landscapes in the style of Hiroshige.His prints are good of their kind, considering thelateness of the period at which he worked. Sadamasu {w. 1830 to 1850) also worked in thestyle of Hiroshige. His work is not common and… … o ARTISTS OF THE UKIYOYE SCHOOL 69 latter appears to have been not satisfied with merelyfollowing the style of Hiroshige, but needs mustcopy him line for line. For example, a view by himof Lake Biwa,with wild geese alighting on the water,is practically a reproduction of the same scene in…
Color prints, Japanese · Engraving
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