77 4864 Chinese prints and drawings Qi Baishi 1864 1957 
77 4864 Chinese prints and drawings Qi Baishi 1864 1957 
77 4864 Chinese prints and drawings Qi Baishi 1864 1957 
77 4864 Chinese prints and drawings Qi Baishi 1864 1957 
77 4864 Chinese prints and drawings Qi Baishi 1864 1957 
- Partly foxed. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
- Bookblock loose. Wrapper soiled; lacks both ties;. Contents fine.
- Lacks one tie; wrapper sl. worn/ soiled.
77 4867 Crêped paper books Suzuki Y 
77 4867 Crêped paper books Suzuki Y 
- Frontwr. sl. waterstained and sl. creased in upper margin; vertical crease in first 2 leaves. = Rare.
77 4868 Eitaku 1843 1890 
= A pictorial advertisement flyer for the non-prescription drugs from the drugstore Rakuzendo of Kishida Ginko. The advertisement shows people looking at a stone monument on which the names of three nonprescription drugs of Rakuzendo, are written. Kishida is recognized for using i.a. nishiki-e in his advertisements. Ginko (or Ginkou) Kishida (1833-1905) was a journalist and an early Mejij entrepeneur (i.a. publishing, ice, oil) and became a producer and seller of i.a. eyedrops (also in China). His drugstore, opened in 1875, was the cornerstone of his fortune. He learned to make eyedrops from Dr. James Hepburn, whom he visited to treat him for his eye ailment. From then on Kishida assisted Hepburn on the romanization system for a Anglo-Japanese dictionary Hepburn was working on until its first publication in 1867. The Hepburn romanization system for the Japanese language is still the most used.
77 4869 Fujio U 1899 ? 
- Trifle foxed; margins sl. creased.
77 4870 Fujiyoshi 19th cent 
77 4870 Fujiyoshi 19th cent 
- Cut short along upper edge (±5-10 mm); fingersoiled; paper remnants on verso.
= Rare. Perhaps a pseudonym by Yoshifuji.
AND 1 other.
77 4871 Fuko Matsumoto 1840 1923 ed 
= A pictorial history of Japan for students of secondary school (complete in 10 vols.).
77 4872 Gakutei act 1815 1852 
77 4872 Gakutei act 1815 1852 
- Covers rubbed/ sl. worn and sl. stained. Contents fine.
= Hillier, The Art of the Japanese Book p.854f; cf. Kerlen 604. "One of his best known and admired books is Ichirô Gafu (...), which has a date of 1823, but this is, in fact, a reprint, omitting the verses, of the very little known Sansui Kikan Kyôka Shû." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIII.
77 4873 Gekko 1859 1920 
77 4873 Gekko 1859 1920 
- January a few small closed holes; June, September, November and December a few sl. thin spots; November and June stained. All plates trimmed to the lower and upper borders.
AND 3 others, all by SAKAMAKI KÔGYO (all doubled; 2x cut short).
77 4874 Heaven/ Earth/ People 
77 4874 Heaven/ Earth/ People 
= Children's booklets showing i.a. courtiers, officials, noblemen, servants, samurai, merchants, nurses, cooks and farmers.
77 4875 Hiroshige 1797 1858 
- Laid down on stiff paper leaf. = Restrike. From the series Six Jewel Rivers in Various Provinces.
AND 2 col. woodcut lvs. from an ehon.
77 4876 Hiroshige II 1829 1869 
= Both from the series Tôto Sanjurokkei (36 Views of th Eastern Capital).
77 4877 Hiroshige IV 1848 1925 
- Laid down on contemporary mount w. dealer's ticket of James Eades & Co. in Yokohama on verso.
77 4878 Hogetsu late 19th/ early 20th cent 
- Paper partly brittle.
= With a publication on the subject: S. YOSHIOKA (ed.), Katagami Katazome. Paper stencils for Dyeing. The Yoshiake Collection (Kyoto, 1989, num. ills., orig. wr., 4to).
77 4880 Kimura Yoshihara b 1934 
77 4881 Kôgyo 1869 1927 
= From the series Noga taikan.
AND 1 other by the same from the same series.
77 4882 Kôgyo 1869 1927 
= All from the series Noga Taikan (Large Mirror of No Pictures).
77 4883 Kôgyo 1869 1927 
= From the series Nogaku Zue. Michitoshi meets his son Shuntoku, who was exiled and lost his sight, became a beggar. Shuntoku sings for Mitsutoshi, and father and son are reunited.