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| Lit. narrow format. A size of *ukiyo-e
•‚�¢ŠG print. The term hosoban is applied to a vertically cut, one-third
portion of three different types of paper. 1�@One-third vertically cut sheet of *minogami ”ü”Zކ. Approximately 33 X 15-16 cm. Often used for early woodblock prints (the late 17c). Many *beni-e �gŠG prints are in this format. A triptych of hosoban prints called hosoban sanchougake �×”»ŽO’šŠ| became popular in the mid-18c. 2�@One-third vertically cut sheet of *kobousho �¬•ò�‘. Approximately 33 X 15 cm. Frequently used for actor prints *yakusha-e –ðŽÒŠG in the late 18c. 3�@Habahiro hosoban •��L�×”». Also sometimes called chuutanzakuban ’†’Z�û”». One-third vertically cut sheet of chuubousho ’†•ò�‘. Approximately 16.6 X 36.4 cm. Examples are found in both *benizuri-e �g� ŠG and *nishiki-e ‹ÑŠG. |
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