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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 174

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stied by scenes in every-day life, or are parodied by children and Yoshiwarabeauties. Thus, in a set by Utamaro, the attack onMoronao in Act XI. is parodied by two men fightingin the kitchen of a house, one armed with a mop, andthe other with a broom. In another set, also byUtamaro, the various… … Act 6 from the Cliushingura compared with ChildrensAmusements. Fact p. !IX. Key: I 2 3 4 Uta maro /<uli Publisher: ; ■— (with brush) Tsuru-ya] middle period Plate A 0 ii). UKIYOYE ARTISTS SUBJECTS 99 festival, in comparison with O Kara changing roundher obi to the front before being taken off to…

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