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 84
ure of the design, rather than in pro-portion to its surroundings. Thus, in a print belong-ing to the writer by Kiyomine, representing threefamous tea-house beauties on parade with theirthree kamuro or attendants, the three beautiesare strapping young amazons of six foot six, whiletheir attendants… … Marionette Lovers being worked above a screen by a man andwoman behind it. [Key. 12 3 4 Uta rnaro fmii: „ Publisher: -—: (with brush) Moriji. early form Face p. 50. \ ARTISTS OF THE UKIYOYE SCHOOL 51 be distinguished from his later by the form of the signature, apart from the differences in the…
Color prints, Japanese · Engraving
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