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CHIKANOBU, Yoshi.
Edo Nenchu Gyoji.
Chikanobu was possibly one of the finest printmakers of Meiji Japan. He was born into the Hashimoto Samurai family in the Echigo province. He began studies with the great ukiyo-e masters, Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Utagawa Toyokuni III (Kunisada), and later with Toyohara Kunichika, he became one of the most prominent among the latter's students. Throughout his career, Chikanobu also used names such as 'Chikanobu Hashimoto.' Some of the activities seen are kite flying, theatre, shell gathering on a beach, processions, and boating on a lake or river.
- Published
- Unknown: [Japan, ca. 1890.]
- Plates
- 36
- Binding/Size
- M=4to
- Value
- 0-5000
- Published
- Unknown: [Japan, ca. 1890.]
- Ref
- 1563
This is a picture book of annual events in Edo, consisting of 12 pictures of a woodblock print. In contemporary grey-green paper covers, with hand-written identification title slip loose to the front cover. Folds out to a long panorama-style series of engravings. Bright, vivid colouring was used. Beautiful detail, a lovely item. An album of 12 ôban triptychs of three panels each, attached at the seams, backed with paper: attractive patterned, coloured cloth boards. In good condition, with some minor worming to some woodblocks.