Rare and valuable Japanese color prints; Part I (1918)
American Art Association · New York · leaf 71
Second Evening TANAKA MASUNOBU (Worked c. 1740-1770) 300. THE LETTER=READING INCIDENT FROM CHUSHINQURA Hashira-e. Signed: Masunobu. About 1770. YAMAMOTO YOSHINOBU (Worked c. 1760-1770) 301. TWO GIRLS IN A PARLOR One is seated by a hibachi ; the other is holding a letter. Chuban. Signed. Yoshinobu… … 302. NEW YEAR’S DAY SCENE A girl brings a small stand laden with New Year’s symbols to a youth who is attired in the formal kamishimo and is seated in a parlor before the tokonoma (picture alcove). Chuban. Signed: Koryu ga. About 1769.
Frederic May
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