Japanese illustrations; a history of the arts of wood-cutting and colour printing in Japan (1904)
Strange, Edward Fairbrother, 1862-1929 · London, G. Bell and sons · leaf 246
ortunately, all the repre-sentatives of culture and gentle birth wereexcluded by the social law of the age. It ^ Portfolio Monograph, Japanese Wood-Engravings,p. 58. OSAKA SCHOOL AND LATER ARTISTS. IO3 may be doubted if the abstractions of Uta-maro, and theatrical masks or * make-up,can be quite… … SILHOUETTE PORTRAIT OF AN ARTISAN. 1833. the convention—not of expression, but oftechnique—there are few human representa-tions in the works of the best colour-printartists or book illustrators for which suffi-cient authority might not be found. Onthis subject we may refer to the silhouetteportrait…
Art, Japanese · Wood-engraving · Illustration of books
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