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CHATS ON JAPANESE PRINTS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
GLOSSARY
CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY SURVEY
CHAPTER II CONDITIONS PRECEDING THE RISE OF PRINT-DESIGNING: THE BIRTH OF THE UKIOYE SCHOOL.
CHAPTER III THE FIRST PERIOD: THE PRIMITIVES
General Characteristics.
Moronobu.
Followers of Moronobu.
Sukenobu.
Kwaigetsudō.
The First Kiyonobu.
Kiyomasu.
The Second Kiyonobu.
Other Followers of Kiyonobu.
Okumura Masanobu.
Pupils of Okumura Masanobu.
Nishimura Shigenobu.
Shigenaga.
Pupils of Shigenaga.
Toyonobu.
Kiyomitsu.
Kiyohiro.
Kiyotsune.
Pupils of Kiyomitsu and Toyonobu.
CHAPTER IV THE SECOND PERIOD: THE EARLY POLYCHROME MASTERS
An Extract from "The Story of the Honey-Sweetmeat Vendor, Dohei."
Harunobu.
Koriusai.
Other Followers of Harunobu.
Shunsho.
Buncho.
Shunyei.
Shunko.
Other Followers of Shunsho and his School.
Toyoharu.
Shigemasa.
CHAPTER V THE THIRD PERIOD: KIYONAGA AND HIS FOLLOWERS
Kiyonaga.
Pupils of Kiyonaga.
Shuncho.
Shunzan.
Shunman.
Kitao Masanobu.
Masayoshi.
CHAPTER VI THE FOURTH PERIOD: THE DECADENCE
Hosoda Yeishi.
Yeisho.
Other Pupils of Yeishi.
Utamaro.
Pupils and Followers of Utamaro.
Sharaku.
Choki.
Toyokuni.
Toyohiro.
CHAPTER VII THE FIFTH PERIOD: THE DOWNFALL
The School of Toyokuni.
Followers of the Torii School.
The Osaka School.
The Renaissance of Landscape.
Hokusai.
Pupils and Followers of Hokusai.
Hiroshige.
The Second Hiroshige.
Followers and Contemporaries of Hiroshige.
CHAPTER VIII THE COLLECTOR
List of Principal Artists.
Considerations Governing the Choice of Prints.
Forgeries.
Care of a Collection.
Conclusion.
INDEX
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