(Edo Brocades, The
Eastern Library, 江戸錦 吾妻文庫)
1838
This three-volume set was at one time attributed to Hiroshige,
but is now generally accepted as being the work of Kuniyoshi. All woodblock printed pictures from the set
are reproduced below. Each page is approximately 8¾ by 61/3
inches or 22 by 16 cm, a size known as hanshi-bon. I am
grateful Marijn Kruijff of Shunga Gallery for supplying several of
these images. |
Volume 1, page 1 |
Volume 1, page 3 |
Volume 1, pages 4-5 |
Volume 1, pages 6-7 |
Volume 1, pages 8-9 |
Volume 1, pages 10-11 |
Volume 1, pages 12-13 |
Volume 1, pages 14-15 |
Volume 1, pages 16-17 |
Volume 1, page 18 |
Covers of first volume (上巻) |
Volume 2, page 1 |
Volume 2, pages 2-3 |
Volume 2, pages 4-5 |
Volume 2, pages 6-7 |
Volume 2, pages 8-9 |
Volume 2, pages 10-11 The pig-shaped object is smoking pot to keep mosquitoes away |
Volume 2, page 12 |
Covers of middle volume (中巻) |
Volume 3, page 1 |
Volume 3, pages 2-3 |
Volume 3, pages 4-5 |
Volume 3, pages 6-7 Beauty with bottle of sake |
Volume 3, pages 8-9 |
Another state of the above design |
Volume 3, pages 10-11 The pig-shaped object is smoking pot to keep mosquitoes away |
Volume 3, pages 12-13 |
Volume 3, pages 14-15 |
Covers of last volume (下巻) |
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