Gazu saiyū dan
Publisher: Edo Shorin
Published: 1803
Place of publication: Tōkyō
Language: jpn
Subjects: Social life and customs; Japanese Art
Description: This book was written when the author went to Nagasaki to study western-style painting in 1788. The book deals with the practices and manners of Chinese and western people. The author was a famous painter of western-style painting in the late Edo period and the first Japanese painter who successfully made etchings.
Notes: Author taken from preface. Last page contains imprint.

Text and illustrations printed within black-ruled border.

Printed on double leaves.

Kokusho sōmokuroku. Vol. 3, p. 664.

Bound in traditional, side-sewn, blue, paper; title labels on upper covers.