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 142
ed with the engraverand printer. As pointed out above, much of Hiro-shiges later work suffered purely from this cause,while his reputation has been further endangeredby the very numerous impressions of his prints inexistence to-day, which were printed after his death,over which, therefore, he had… … THE LANDSCAPE ARTISTS 8i the standard to be aimed at is one in which subjectand artistic merit come first. The artists signature is not by itself sufficientto satisfy the discriminating collector, whose chiefdesire is to possess beautiful examples of these prints.Beauty of drawing, harmony of…
Color prints, Japanese · Engraving
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