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Ukiyo-e Prints is evolving. Please return frequently to see what's been added!

 

 

MARKERS WE USE THROUGHOUT THIS WEB SITE WHICH

INDICATE RECENT ADDITIONS OF BOTH TEXT AND/OR IMAGERY

 

THE MOST RECENTLY UPDATED/REVISED PAGES

 

CLICK ON THE IMAGES BELOW TO GO TO THEIR RESPECTIVE PAGES TO SEE WHAT IS NEW

 

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On 7/12/11 we added an image of cha soba to our Bo thru Da page.

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On 7/12/11 we also added new information about soba noodles to one of

our Toyokuni I pages of a print which we have long past sold.

Click on the image below to go there.

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On 7/11/11 we updated our page devoted to a Toyokuni III diptych.

Click on the picture below to go there.

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On 7/11/11 we identified a publisher's seal we already had displayed.

It is that of Ito-ya Shōbei. Click on the seal below to go to our H thru J

publishers page. It also appears on our general publishers page.

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On 7/11/11 we updated our entry on the two Kunisada panels shown below.

Click on the images to go to that page.

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On 7/9/11 we added the phrase Taisei Hōkan to our Si thru Tengai page.

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On 7/6/11 we started an entry on Tokugawa Yoshinobu

on our Tengu thru Tombo page. Click on the photo below

to go there.

UPDATED 7/7 and again on 7/9

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On 7/3/11 we updated our entry on itomaki on our Ihai thru Iwai page.

Click on the manta ray below to go there.

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On 7/1/11 we added brief bits of information about our

entries on ai and aigami on our first index/glossary page.

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On 6/30/11 we added the term for folk art or mingei

to our Kutsuwa thru Mok page. That's all - just the term.

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On 6/30/11 we added an image of paper maché dogs to

our entry on hariko on our Hakama thru Hi page.

Click on the dog to go there.

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On 6/16/11 we added a short note to our entry on Japanese names

on our J thru Kakuregasa page.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The photo of the lotus bud used as the wallpaper on this page was taken by Fg2. Not only is it a beautiful photo, but it is ripe with spiritual and artistic significance. That is why I chose it for this page. It hardly gets better than this.

 

To see more photos by Fg2 go to http://commons.wikimedia.org/.

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