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<p></p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>Fugaku hyakkei<br /> ----<br /> =総合=<br /> ----<br /> [[富嶽百景]]<br /> <br /> Fugaku hyakkei<br /> <br /> The publishing history of Fugaku hyakkei may be divided into five phases:<br /> <br /> NOTE: Changes in the colour of the covers and/or the paratexts found on the inside front and back covers do not represent new/separate editions. These are normal variations encountered in books printed repeatedly.<br /> <br /> A. “Falcon feather” edition, Parts I &amp; II only, 1834 &amp; 1835.<br /> Eirakuya Tōshirō<br /> Kadomaruya Kinsuke<br /> Nishimura Yohachi<br /> Nishimura Yūzō<br /> NOTE: Part 2 in two issues (with and without bokashi on two images). <br /> NOTE: There is no evidence that these volumes were printed again before c.1849.<br /> <br /> B. First printing of Parts I, II &amp; III as a unified edition. c.1849<br /> Eirakuya Tōshirō the sole publisher.<br /> Mikaeshi: title sheet. Ura-mikaeshi: two-line Eirakuya colophon and advertisements for Dainihon kokugun zenzu and Kannon satta tomui no zu.<br /> NOTE: Part III keyblocks cut c.1834; grey blocks cut c.1849.<br /> NOTE: Assume these volumes were printed through the 1850s.<br /> <br /> C. “Pink” edition. Newly cut blocks to print pink; recut grey blocks. c.1860.<br /> Eirakuya Tōshirō the sole publisher.<br /> Mikaeshi: 21-title catalogue. Ura-mikaeshi: two-line Eirakuya colophon and advertisements for Sencha hayashinan and Haikai goshichi shū. <br /> NOTE: The Ebi copy of Part I is inscribed “Yokohama [18]61”.The same paratexts are found in early printings of Hokusai manga XIII. <br /> NOTE: Above mikaeshi and ura-mikaeshi are also in the Ebi Manga XIII. <br /> NOTE: Some copies: two-line Eirakuya colophon and advertisement for Teijidan. 提耳談 (堤instead of 提in Keyes).<br /> NOTE: Was this the edition sent to Paris for the International Exposition of 1867?<br /> <br /> D. Early Meiji ed. using the original (?) grey blocks, no pink blocks. 1875.<br /> Eirakuya Tōshirō the sole publisher.<br /> <br /> E. Later Meiji editions <br /> Blocks acquired by Yoshikawa Hanshichi<br /> Blocks acquired by Unsōdō, some or all recut.<br /> ----<br /> <br /> </div>

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