絵本通俗三国志 2編6
A Meiji-era Japanese woodblock-printed picture book (ehon) from 1883, published in Tokyo by Tōeki Shuppansha, adapting the Romance of the Three Kingdoms in a popular illustrated format for general readers. The pictures are crisp black-and-white line engravings of robed figures in interiors and gardens, with bold outlines, dense hatching on foliage and rocks, and small columns of Japanese characters beside the scenes, giving a designer strong examples of East Asian linework, framing, and figure composition.
