Hōsai banga daihōkan
By: hencho Ikenaga Hajime
Publisher: Sōgensha
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Ōsaka
Language: jpn
Subjects: Japanese Art; Art
Description: This two volume set includes reproductions of the compiler's selected Nagasaki paintings. Each reproduction has an annotation by the compiler. These explanations involve  many topics, e.g., the painter, the background of the painting's contents, and the influence of western art on that paintings. For many years, Nagasaki was the only port into which foreigners could go. Thus, cultural exchange produced a special sort of Japanese art.
Notes: Half-title.

Author taken from title page. Author and imprint found on last page.

Contains two appendices: "The Chronological Table of Japanese Art History Involving Foreign Affairs, 1541-1931." This is in Japanese. "An Outline of Exotic Art of Japan." This is in English.