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List and Description of Plates.
Analysis.
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Plate A, Geometrical. |
Plate C, Bamboo. |
Plate F, Birds. |
Birds.
XXXVIII.Plate
- XXXVIII.I.—Cranes. Fig. 1 from Hokusai’s Mangua; Fig. 2, from Hokusai’s ‘Hundred Views of Fuji’; Fig. 3, from a lacquered tray, cranes in gold, legs and tails black, on red ground.
- XXXVIII.II.—Jay. Fac-simile of original drawing.
- XXXVIII.III.—Kingfishers. Figs. 1, 2, and 3, from drawing-book. Figs. 4, 5, and 6, from original drawing.
- XXXVIII.IV.—Cranes. From carved bamboo, quarter size of original.
- XXXVIII.V.—Falcons and Hawks. From Hokusai’s Mangua.
- XXXVIII.VI.—Cranes in Clouds. From embroidery. Cranes white; neck markings, tails and legs, black; red-capped heads; clouds in gold.
- XXXVIII.VII.—Small Birds. Common to Japan.
- XXXVIII.VIII.—Swallow and Willow. Fac-simile of original drawing.
- XXXVIII.IX.—Wild Geese and Ducks. Fig. 1, from Hokusai’s Mangua; Fig. 2, from Hokusai’s ‘Hundred Views of Fuji.’
- XXXVIII.X.—Japanese Bantams and Game Fowls. From Hokusai, and coloured drawing.
- XXXVIII.XI.—Pheasants, Quails, Etc. Upper part of plate from Hokusai’s Mangua; lower part from coloured drawing-book.
- XXXVIII.XII.—Group of Cranes. From old embroidery; coloured as original, quarter full size; original worked in silks and gold, on satin ground.
Fishes.
- XXXVIII.XIII.—Carp Swimming up and down Stream. From lacquered bowls. Fish and water in various shades of gold, on red ground.
- XXXVIII.XIV.—Carp. From painting on silk gauze, half-size of original.
- XXXVIII.XV.—Various Fish. From painting on silk gauze, half-size of original.
- XXXVIII.XVI.—Dead Carp Strung on Bamboo. From embroidery; original colours; body of fish, grey; head and markings of scales, black; bamboo leaves in two shades of green, stem and tie in gold thread.
- XXXVIII.XVII.—Carp. Fac-simile of kakemono.
- XXXVIII.XVIII.—Fish and Water. From old embroidery, quarter full size.
