Formal Name: Nihonmeiga-kagami（Masterpieces of Japanese Painting）The Imperial Era division
Feature: Japanese Woodblock Print Book
Author: Tanaka Moichi
Contents: 74 illustration pages, and a few pages containing only text
Publisher: Tanaka Moichi
Year of publication: 1906
Size: 25.5×18 cm （10.1×7.1 inch）
About this book,
This volume belongs to a series introducing Japanese masterpieces, specifically covering the Heian period, known as the courtly era. It contains the illustrated narrative ‘Shigisan-engi-emaki’, depicting the mystical origins of the ancient temple Shigisan, as illustrated by the eminent Buddhist monk Toba-sojo.
The stamp affixed to this book indicates it was formerly owned by Mizuno Toshikata, a ukiyo-e artist of the Meiji period.
Condition: The cover shows signs of fading, the corners are scuffed, and there is faint fading in the margins of the illustrations.
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