- First "page" foxed; sm. unobtrusive hole in last "page", otherwise fine. Boards sl. soiled.
= An illustrated dictionary of words used for haikai poetry.
= A fine facsimile edition of the 1644 original collection from Hu Zhenyan's Ten Bamboo Studio. Contains many detailed woodcuts of landscapes, plants, animals, objects and people. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LIX.
- Slightly yellowed; a few vague horizontal folds; nevertheless a fine drawing.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LIX.
- 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).
- Three prints trifle/ sl. foxed; 1x sl. soiled.
= From the series Keinen kachô gafu (Keinen's Drawing Book of Flowers and Birds).
ADDED: 1 other modern col. woodcut of an iris, 17,5x12,5 cm., printed on silk, w. illegible red seal.
- All vols. partly sl. wormholed.
= From the series Banpô zensho (Complete book of many treasures). Originally published in 1693.
- Yellowed; small unobtrusive dam. spot in the lower left corner; paper remnants in blank margins from previous mounting under passepartout.
Idem. (Children having a picnic). Col. woodcut, 36x24,5 cm., signed Hitoshi, no publ., ±1950.
- Yellowed; mounted under passepartout.
- Crease in upper left corner; yellowed; paper strip along verso upper edge.
= From the series Tôsei yûri bijin awase (Contest of Contemporary Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters).
AND 3 others.
- Both vols. first page w. red seals (unread). Wrappers creased and sl. soiled; w. identical tickets on frontwr. and w. red seals.
= Illustrated haikai poetry, divided into the four seasons (vol. 1 spring and summer, vol 2. autumn and winter), depicting people engaged in various activites or situations of daily life (e.g. having tea, travelling, sweeping leaves, doing laundry, etc.). The embossed banana leaves on the cover refer to Matsu Bashô (bashô means 'Japanese fiber banana'), who played a major part in popularising haikai poetry.
- Takasago prob. doubled w. Japanese.
= From the series Nogaku hyakuban (One hundred Noh plays). Comprises: Takasago (diptych), Sagi, Hibariyama (lefthand leaf of a diptych), Mekari and Yôrô. Schaap/ Rimer, The Beauty of Silence, appendix no. 37, 38, 67, 92, 108, and 109 respectively.
AND: IDEM, (Two actors in a scene from a Noh play) (col. woodcut horizontal ôban, signed Kôgyo, w. artist's seal in red, without publisher).
- Fine impression. = Showing the Pagoda of Hôryû Temple in Nara on a rainy evening.
- Lower-right corner without ink; sm. foxed spot on verso not affecting image, but otherwise a fine copy and impression.
= Newland/ Perrée and Schaap 46.
- With three sm. spots of foxing (unobtrusive); tiny tear or paper flaw along top margin (±4mm). Otherwise fine.
= Newland/ Perrée and Schaap K5.1. Very rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVIII.
- Laid down on mount; sl. browned.
- With binding holes, a hole on the face of the actor and some pinholes in upper right corner; (sl.) soiled/ w. some stains; lower right corner sl. dam.; sl. creased.
= Shows the actor Onoe Kikugorô V in a fight at knifepoint.
AND 2 others, both with some (slight) defects, i.a. SEKKÔTEI HOKUMYÔ, Actors Nakamura Utaemon and Nakamura Shikan doing the Ise Ondo Dance (col. woodcut ôban, signed Sekkôtei Hokumyô-ga, publisher Shôhonya Seishichi (Honsei), (1837)).
- A vertical narrow hole on the edge between the left and middle section; a few other tiny holes.
- Edges sl. wrinkled, otherwise fine. = A character in a play called Musume Soga Gaijin Yashima.
- Some (slight) foxing, visible in the faces. = The middle panel of a triptych.
Kunisada (1786-1865). (Actor). Col. woodcut ôban, signed Gototei Kunisada-ga, publisher Nishimuraya Yohachi, w. kiwame-seal, 1830.
- Restored and doubled w. Japanese to close wormholes and a dam. section in the lower right corner; colours sl. faded.
= Rare.
- Trifle soiled; w. one sm. pinhole and a tiny repaired section in the upper left corner, otherwise fine.
- Fine print.
= Shows Nakamura Utamigi(?) as Matahei from Chikamatsu Monzaemon's play Keisei Hangonkô.


















































