浮世絵と風景画
A Japanese-language study of ukiyo-e and landscape prints by Kojima Usui, published in Tokyo by Maekawa Buneikaku in 1914, aimed at readers interested in Japanese picture books. The pictures are small, grainy black-and-white reproductions of woodblock prints and painted scrolls, showing hillside scenes, boats on water, a figure on a cliff path, and a rooftop street with a hanging sign; a designer might take from them the layered compositions, diagonal rain-like strokes, and dark silhouetted rock masses.
