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270 ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS AND PRINTED BOOKS.
No. 617. No. 61S.
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No. 619. No. 616. No. 620.
Printed in black on modern block-printed yehon. No. 616.
Dai Nip-pon mei-sho ichi-ran. A synopsis of the famous places
in Great Japan. No. 617 is a description of one of Hokusai’s
sketches. Osa-ko-be Su-garu Toyo-ra no sato ni rai 0 toro.
Osakobe no Sugaru captures the thunder in the village of Toyora.
No. 618 is also descriptive of a sketch by Hokusai. 0 -ran-da
JIN YORU ten-mon o kangayeru dzu. The picture of a Dutch-
man studying astronomy in the night-time. The small characters
are Hira-kana. Nos. 6ig and 620 are also from a book illus-
trated by Hokusai; the first is Man-ga. Rough sketches; the
second is Ku-hen. Ninth part.
