- Trifle foxed.
- Chemise spine sl. discoloured. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LX.
- Vertical margins trimmed to the block. Otherwise fine.
= From the ehon Kishi enpu (Mr Aoi's Chronicle of Charm) (Osaka, ±1803).
- Red colour of the flower trifle bleeding. Otherwise fine.
- Doubled w. Japanese. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.
- Some lvs. w. sm. wormholes.
= Seitei was one of the first Japanese Nihonga painters to visit Europe, attending the 1878 International Exhibition in Paris and being awarded a medal. Bijutsu Sekai was one of the most influential Japanese art magazines of the Meiji period, published between 1890 and 1894.
= Later edition by Unsodo from the original block.
Shunko (20th cent.). Moon at Miyajima. Col. woodcut chûban, signed Shunko and w. artist's seal in red in the block, without publisher (fine).
- Fine copy.
= Bon festivals are held during the summer when the spirits of the deceased visit their relatives in this world and are entertained by them.
- Foxed spot in the middle of upper margin; traces of former mounting on verso.
= From the series Yakumo no chigiri.
- One on attached lvs. as issued and 2 w. vertical fold in centre; partly cut on the border line; a few wormholes mainly along margins.
- Fine.
- Very fine copy. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXII.
- Righthand panel trimmed in left margin. Otherwise very fine.
- Lefthand panel has a very vague waterstain in lower (mainly blank) margin and a (printing?) crease in left (extending into image). Otherwise fine.
= Attractive print.
- All three woodcuts w. album backing and sl. trimmed. Fine copy.