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illustrated book
;
print
Object Type
illustrated book
print
Museum number
1979,0305,0.271
Title
Object:
Asakusa gusa あさくさぐさ
(Grasses of Asakusa)
Description
Illustrated book, One volume. Collection of kyoka poetry in memory of the poet Asakusa-an, with five images, each by a different artist. Preface by Ota Nanpo. Woodblock-printed. Original yellow covers with embossed design, original title-slip, in black on white slip.
Producer name
Print artist:
Tani Buncho 谷文晁
Print artist:
Suzuki Nanrei (鈴木南嶺)
Print artist:
Teisai Hokuba (蹄斎北馬)
Author:
Ota Nanpo (大田南畝)
(preface)
Cultures/periods
Edo Period
Bunsei Era
Production date
1821
Production place
Published in:
Edo
Materials
paper
Technique
woodblock
Dimensions
Height:
26 centimetres
(covers)
Width:
18 centimetres
(covers)
Location
Not on display
Subjects
kyoka
Associated places
Topographic representation of:
Asakusa
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Jack Hillier
Acquisition date
1979
Department
Asia
Registration number
1979,0305,0.271
Additional IDs
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
JH.271
(Hillier no.)