ManuscriptsJapanese19th century
An Illustrated Popular Story by Shikitei Kosanba (Misao-Kurabe Yasa Gunpai), 3rd of 3 volumes
Late Edo period, dated 1836
Artists
Utagawa SadahideArtist
Dimensions
Closed book: H. 18.0 cm x W. 11.9 cm (7 1/16 x 4 11/16 in.)
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