Fan Prints
An uchiwa is
a non-folding fan consisting of paper attached to a bamboo frame. These prints, which were intended to be glued
onto an uchiwa, are called uchiwa-e.
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Date |
Robinson 1961‡ |
Robinson 1982* |
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Brother Pictures for
Comparison (E-kyôdai awase kagami) |
c. 1840 |
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1843-1845 |
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Seven Benten Shrines of Good Fortune (Tôto shichifuku Benten) |
1843-1846 |
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Eight Selected Flowers from the Garden (Enchû hassen ka) |
1845 |
219 |
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Eight Assemblies of the Floating Night (Ukiyo hakkwai) |
1847-1850 |
50 |
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Ôtsu Pictures for the Eight Views (Ôtsu-e hakkei) |
1849-1851 |
212 |
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A Selection of 6 Modern Summer Scenes (Imayô rokkasen) |
1853 |
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Miscellaneous fan prints of women Image added |
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41, 99 and 213 |
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S95e |
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201 |
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‡ “Robinson 1961” indicates
listing in Kuniyoshi by Basil William
* “Robinson 1982” indicates listing in Kuniyoshi: The Warrior-Prints by Basil William Robinson (Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 1982) and its privately published supplement.
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