�@
UKIYO-E RUIKOU�@•‚�¢ŠG—Þ�l
KEY WORD :�@art history / paintings
�@
"Currents of Thought on Ukiyo-e," a series of biographies of *ukiyo-e •‚�¢ŠG artists compiled and revised by a number of scholars in the late 18c and 19c. Although the most important reference work relating to ukiyo-e artists, the original text is not extant. Around 1789 (Kansei а�­ 1) Oota Nanpo ‘å“c“ì�¤ (Shokusanjin 冎R�l; 1749-1823) edited the original text, and in 1800 (Kansei 12) Sasaya Kuninori �ù‰®–M‹³ ( ? - ? ) added an appendix titled YAMATO UKIYO-E NO SHIKEI ‘å˜a•‚�¢ŠG‚ÌŽnŒn (The Early Lineage of Japanese Ukiyo-e). In 1802 (Kyouwa ‹�˜a 2 Santou Kyouden ŽR“Œ‹ž“` (1761-1816) amended the text. In 1818 (Bunsei •¶�­ 1) Shikitei Sanba Ž®’àŽO”n (1776-1822) made further revisions, while in 1833 (Tenpou “V•Û 4) Keisai Eisen Œk�Ö‰p�ò (1790-1848) added his own research to the work, calling the version MUMEIOU ZUIHITSU �Ù–¼‰¥��•M (Miscellany of the Old Man with No Name) or alternatively ZOKU UKIYO-E RUIKOU ‘±•‚�¢ŠG—Þ�l (Supplement to UKIYO-E RUIKOU). In 1844 (Kouka �O‰» 1) Saitou Gesshin �Ä“¡ŒŽ›¨ (1804-78) appended more information to make ZOUHO UKIYO-E RUIKOU ‘�•â•‚�¢ŠG—Þ�l (Supplement to UKIYO-E RUIKOU). Finally, in 1868 (Keiou Œc‰ž 4) Tatsutaya Shuukin —³“cŽÉ�H‹Ñ ( ? - ? ) added still more material to create SHIN ZOUHO UKIYO-E RUIKOU �V‘�•â•‚�¢ŠG—Þ�l (New Supplement to UKIYO-E RUIKOU).
�@
�@

�@
REFERENCES:
�@
EXTERNAL LINKS: 
�@�@
NOTES: 
�@

(C)2001 Japanese Architecture and Art Net Users System.�@No reproduction or republication without written permission.
Œf�ڂ̃eƒLƒXƒg�EŽÊ�^�EƒCƒ‰ƒXƒg‚È‚Ç�A‘S‚ẴRƒ“ƒeƒ“ƒc‚Ì–³’f•¡�»�E“]�Ú‚ð‹Ö‚¶‚Ü‚·�B
�@