Society for Japanese Arts

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Bruijn, R. de	In memoriam Felix Tikotin	23	:	66-68
Bruijn, R. de	In memoriam Heinz. M Kaempfer	20	:	67
Bruijn, R. de	Laurence Binyon	1	:	12
Bruijn, R. de	Under the spell of Japanese art	50	:	8-10
Dam, Peter van	Siegfried Bing 1838-1905	10	:	10-14
Dam, Peter van	Wakai Kenzaburô, the connoisseur	18	:	35-41
Del Gaizo Fusco, Fiamma	In memory of Eiko Kondo 1931-2000	66	:	12
Fiorillo, John, and Peter Ujlaki	Editor's Introduction (memorial issue of Andon, dedicated to Matsudaira Susumu)	72&73	:	5-6
Fiorillo, John, and Peter Ujlaki	Matsudaira Susumu, 1933-2000	72&73	:	9
Fiorillo, John, and Peter Ujlaki	A selected list of books and monographs on ukiyo-e from Kamigata and Edo by Matsudaira Susumu	72&73	:	10
Fitski, Menno	In memoriam: Johan Sommerwil (1926-2009) A connoiseur in search of Japan	86	:	62-63
Forrer, Matthi	The Society for Japanese Arts and Crafts. 1937-1987	25	:	3-8
Forrer, Matthi	Jack Hillier, 1912-1995	51	:	31-34
Forrer, Matthi	Mr. R. de Bruijn as I remember him	61	:	26-32
Gisolf, J.H.	Love cannot be explained	50	:	15-16
Goslings, Jan H. Willem	Collectors delight	50	:	17-20
Green, William	A chat on Arthur Davison Ficke (1883-1945)	11	:	1-12
Green, William	Dr. Arthur B. Duel (1870-1936). An American collector of Japanese prints	13	:	1-10
Green, William	A peerless pair: Freerick W. Gookin and Frank Lloyd Wright and the Art Institute of Chicago’s 1908 exhibition of Japanese prints	14	:	14-19
Green, William	Published writings of Hamilton Easter Field on Japanese prints	12	:	14-16
Green, William	Published writings on Japanese prints by Arthur Davison Ficke	7	:	22-25
Green, William	Any ukiyo-e?	50	:	21-23
Green, William	In memoriam Bibliography of the writings of Jack Ronald Hillier (1912-1995)	63	:	31-38
Hillier, Jack	Charles Mitchell+ A 75th birthday tribute	17	:	3-5
Hillier, Jack	Overcoming the post-war hostility to Japanese art	50	:	24
Ing, Eric van den	On the death of Richard lane	76	:	38-39
Kaempfer, H.M.	Felix Tikotin 90 years	12	:	17
Kaempfer, Raymond	Growing up under the scrutiny of a great Japanese lady	50	:	25-27
Kaempfer, Raymond & Rebecca Bitterman	Jacob Pins: artist, collector and connoisseur	80	:	51-56
Kennedy, Robin	In memoriam B.W. Robinson 20th June 1912 - 29th December 2005	80	:	48-50
Keyes, Roger S.	In celebration	50	:	28-29
Korteling, Gerrit Jan	A collector’s lament	50	:	30-32
Kuwabara, Setsuko	Dr. Steffi Schmidt	38	:	67-68
Lane, Richard	C. H. Mitchell+ A brief memoir	17	:	6
Levis, Donna	Charlie Mitchell and the ‘discovery’ of Yoshitoshi	50	:	41-42
Lühl, Hendrick	Osaka prints, a love affair	50	:	43-44
Put, Max	La maison d'un artiste	82	:	5-24
Oikawa, Shigeru	Discovery of good fortune? Ten years with Kyôsai paintings	50	:	45-47
Pins, Jacob	Collecting Far Easten art in Jerusalem	50	:	48-51
Querido, A.	Obituary Nathan Chaikin (1907-1987)	25	:	22-23
Robinson, B.W.	Early awakening	50	:	57-59
Silverman, Richard R.	Hooked on collecting Japanese art	50	:	60-61
Skibbe, Eugene M.	Yoshida Toshi 1911-1995: Diversity, change and continuity in the Yoshida art tradition	53	:	3-14
Stevenson, John	Acquiring a set of Fûzoku sanjûnisô	50	:	62-64
Tazawa, Yutaka (ed.)	Biographical dictionary of Japanese art (Matthi Forrer)	11	:	30
Uhlenbeck, Chris	Robert O. Muller, 1912-2003	74	:	28-29
Ujlaki, Peter	A personal note (In memory of Matsudaira Susumu)	72&73	:	7-8
Ujlaki, Peter	In memory of Susumu Matsudaira 1933-2000	68	:	37
Yamaguchi, Seiichi	Concerning Fenollosa’s death	50	:	70-73

Book and CD reviews

Author	Title (reviewed by)	No	:	Page(s)
Addiss, Stephen	The world of Kameda Bôsai (Heinz M. Kaempfer)	16	:	14
Addiss, Stephen	Haiga - Takebe Sôchô and the haiku painting tradition (Eric van den Ing)	53	:	32-33
Addiss, Stephen (ed.)	Japanese ghosts & demons. Art of the supernatural (Robert Schaap)	21	:	22
Aitken, Geneviève and Marianne Delafond	La collection d’estampes japonaises de Claude Monet à Giverny (R. de Bruijn)	21	:	25-31
Allison, Louise Cort	Japanese collections in the Freer Gallery of Art: Seto and Mino ceramics (Len Spanjer)	45	:	38-39
Angel, J. C. et al.	De samurai. Japanse krijgslieden, hun zwaarden en zwaardsieraden (Kees Berbee)	12	:	18
Asano, Shûgô, and Timothy Clark	The passionate art of Utamaro (John Fiorillo)	54	:	28-33
Asia Society New York	Undercurrents in the Floating World (John Stevenson)	42	:	55-56
Avitabile, Gunhild (ed.)	Die Kunst des alten Japan. Meisterwerke der Mary and Jackson Burke Collection, New York (Patrizia Jirka-Schmitz)	38	:	72-73
Ayers, John, Oliver Impey and J.V.G. Mallet	Porcelain for palaces. The fashion for Japan in Europe 1650-1750 (Ken Vos)	37	:	38-39
Bandini, Luigi (ed.)	The Charles A. Greenfield collection (Jan Dees)	35	:	96-97
Baten, Lea	Japanese folk toys. The playful arts (Len Spanjer)	48	:	140
Berès, Galerie Huguette	Sharaku. Portraits d'acteurs 1794-1795 (Matthi Forrer)	1	:	9-10
Berry, Paul and Michiyo Moriaka	Literati Modern, Bunjinga from Late Edo to Twentieth-Century Japan. The Terry Welch Collection at the Honolulu Academy of Arts	86	:	64-68
Brandon, Reiko Mochinaga	Country textiles of Japan, the art of tsutsugaki (Matthi Forrer)	25	:	27-28
Brandt, Klaus J.	Hosoda Eishi 1756-1829. Der japanische Maler und Holzschnittmeister und seine Schüler - first part (Roger Keyes)	3	:	84-87
Brandt, Klaus J.	Hosoda Eishi 1756-1829. Der japanische Maler und Holzschnittmeister und seine Schüler - second part (Roger Keyes)	4	:	114-120
Brockhaus, Albert	Netsuke (J. van Daalen jr.)	1	:	13-16
Brommele, N.S. and Perry Smith (editors)	Urushi. Proceedings of the 1985 urushi study group (Jan Dees)	33	:	24-25
Brown, Ken, and Amy Reigle Newland	Hasui - The complete woodblock prints, 2 vols. (W. John Minzinga)	74	:	53-54
Bruijn, R. de	Three Days in Paris	1	:	4-8
Carpenter, John T. and others	Reading Surimono: The Interplay of Text and Image in Japanese Prints, with a Catalogue of the Marino Lusy Collection	96	:	69-71
Clark, Timothy	Ukiyo-e paintings in the British Museum (Ellis Tinios)	44	:	125-126
Clark, Timothy T., and Osamu Ueda a.o.	The actor’s image, Print makers of the Katsugawa School (David Caplan)	50	:	74 -76
Cunningham, Louisa	The spirit of place. Japanese paintings and prints of the sixteenth through nineteenth centuries (Robert Schaap)	15	:	19
Doesburg, Jan van	What about Kunisada? (Lawrence R. Bickford)	36	:	137-138
Eskenazi Ltd.	Japanese netsuke from the Carré collection (Jan Dees)	45	:	36-37
Fagioli, Marco	Hokusai wakan ehon sakigake (Matthi Forrer)	2	:	57-58
Fialla, Donatella	Dipinti e stampa del Mondo Fluttuante. Capolavori Ukiyoe del Museo Choissone di Genova (Victor M. Schmidt)	79	:	52-57
Formanek, Susanne & Sepp Linhart	Written Textst - Visual Texts, Woodblock-printed media in Early Modern Japan (William Wetherall)	80	:	57-61
Forrer, Matthi	Drawings by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from the collection of the National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden (Charlotte van Rappart-Boon and Eric van den Ing)	30	:	116-119
Forrer, Matthi	Hokusai (Peter Morse)	34	:	63-64
Forrer, Matthi	The Baur Collection - Japanese prints (Robert Schaap)	52	:	35-36
Forrer, Matthi	Stars from the stage in Osaka (Hendrick Lühl)	52	:	38-39
Forrer, Matthi (ed.)	Essays on Japanese art. Presented to Jack Hillier (Richard Lane)	10	:	16-24
Forrer, Matthi (ed.)	Japanese umbrella’s in London rain... (review of ‘Essays on Japanese art, presented to Jack Hillier’, by David Waterhouse)	9	:	12-17
Furuta, Shôkin	Sengai - Master Zen painter. (Anna, Beerens)	69	:	27-29
Goldman, Bogel. Cynthea J. and Israel	Hiroshige. Birds and Flowers (Robin Kennedy)	35	:	98
Graham, Patricia J.	Tea of sages - The art of sencha (Anna Beerens)	64	:	26-28
Great Japanese art series, Ukiyo-e	Utamaro, Hiroshige, Zen ink paintings, Early ukiyo-e master: Okumura Masanobu (Matthi Forrer)	11	:	30-31
Gribbin, Jill and David	Japanese antique dolls (Ken Vos)	29	:	84-85
Guillaud, Maurice (ed.)	Hokusai et son temps (R. de Bruijn)	1	:	4-8
Harris, Victor	The Hull Grundy collection in the British Museum (M.J. Eijer)	25	:	24-25
Harris, Victor	Shintô - The sacred art of ancient Japan (Mark Teeuwen)	74	:	36-38
Haynes, Robert and Robert Burawoy	100 selected tsuba from European public collections (L.C. Duindam)	16	:	14-15
Helmert-Corvey, Theodor (ed.)	Das ding am Gürtel. Japanische medizin-döschen aus der Sammlung Heinz und Else Kress (Jan Dees)	57	:	38-39
Hillier, Jack	The art of Hokusai in book illustration (R. de Bruijn)	1	:	23-25.
Hillier, Jack	The art of the Japanese book (Matthi Forrer)	26	:	54-57
Hillier, J. and L. Smith	Japanese prints: 300 Years of albums and books (H.M. Kaempfer)	1	:	17
Hockley, Allen	The prints of Isoda Koryûsai: Floating World culture and its consumers in eighteenth-century Japan (James King)	75	:	55-58
Honolulu Academy of Arts	Kabuki through theater prints (exh. cat.). The James A. Michiner collection (Henk Herwig)	40	:	129-130
Hutt, Julia	Japanese inrô (Jan Dees)	59	:	29-31.
Izzard, Sebastian	Kunisada’s World (Tim Clark)	47	:	104-108
Jenkins, Donald	Images of a changing world. Japanese prints of the 20th century (Robert Schaap)	11	:	31-31
Koyama-Richard, Brigitte	Japon rêvé Edmond de Concourt et hayashi Tadamasa (Arendie Kempers)	78	:	44-46
Keyes, Roger S.	Surimono. Privately published Japanese prints in the Spencer Museum of Art (Matthi Forrer)	15	:	17-18
Keyes, Roger S. (ed.)	Japanese woodblock prints. Mary A. Ainsworth collection. (C. van Rappard-Boon)	19	:	62-64
Keyes, Roger S.	Ehon, The artist and the book in Japan (Chris Uhlenbeck)	83	:	58-62
Klefisch, Trudel (ed.)	Die Kunst der Samurai (L.C. Duindam)	16	:	15-16
King, James and Yuriko Iwakiri	Japanese Warrior Prints 1646-1905 (Johan Somerwil)	83	:	63-66
Kita, Sandy	The last Tosa, Iwasa Matabei, bridge to ukiyo-e (Lee Bruschke-Johnson)	65	:	35-36
Kodansha Ltd.	Masterpieces of Japanese art (Wim de Hoop)	63	:	39-41
Kodansha, international Ltd.	Japanese art -The great European collections & Ukiyo-e paintings in Japanese collections (Robert Schaap)	59	:	32-35
Kondo, Eiko (et al.)	Il teatro Kabuki nelle xilografie del periodo Edo (H.R.W. Kühne)	15	:	16-17
Kress, Else & Heinz	Inrô of the Ryûkyûs. Lacquered medicine containers (Jan Dees)	74	:	38-40
Kress, Else & Heinz	Inrô shita-e. Design Drawings from a Japanese Lacquer Workshop (Jan Dees)	79	:	47-50
Joseph Kurstin	Miniature masterpieces. The storytelling art of Japanese inrô. Selected objects from the collection of Joseph Kurstin (Johan Somerwill)	67	:	26
Lancman, E. and P. Rosenberg	Fukei - landscapes and views - prints (Robert Schaap)	15	:	19-20
Lane, Richard	Hiroshige: ‘Kambara’ - The anatomy of a Japanese print (Donald Richie)	21	:	23-24
Lane, Richard	Hokusai life and work (Eric van den Ing)	35	:	99
Lane, Richard	Teihon ukiyo-e shunga meihin shûse i (Eric van den Ing)	54	:	36
Lane, Richard	Shunga series (Eric van den Ing)	62	:	33-35
Lane, Richard	Strangers in paradise: the foreign image in Japanese art and shunga (Margarita Winkel)	61	:	34-36.
Lawrence, Louis	Hirado: Prince of porcelains (Encyclopedia of Japanese Art Series) (Menno Fitski)	68	:	38-40
Leiter, Samuel L.	New kabuki encyclopedia; a revised adaptation of Kabuki jiten (Henk Herwig)	61	:	33-34
Link, Howard A.	Exquisite visions: Rimpa paintings from Japan (H.M. Kaempfer)	2	:	59-60
Link, Howard A. (ed.)	Primitive Ukiyo-e (Heinz M. Kaempfer)	3	:	88-89
Los Angeles Country Museum	Art of the shogun age (Robert Schaap)	13	:	28-29
Lühl, Hendrick	Helden, Schurken, Kurtisanen. Das japanische Kabukitheater des 19.Jahrhunderts in Holzschnitten der Osakameister (Robert Schaap)	29	:	85-86
Markus, Helena	Surimono. Stampe augurali nel Giappone del ’700 e ’800 (Matthi Forrer)	12	:	19
Matsunosuke, Nishiyama	Edo Culture. Daily life and diversions in urban Japan, 1600-1868 (Guita Winkel)	57	:	40
MDA Museum of Art	Modern Japanese lacquer work (Jan Dees)	12	:	18-19
Meech, Julia, and Gabriel P. Weisberg	Japonisme comes to America. The Japanese impact on the graphic arts 1876-1925 (Arendie H. Kempers)	43	:	94-96
Meech-Pekarik, Julia	The world of the Meiji print. Impressions of a new civilization (Eric van den Ing)	26	:	58
Merrit, Helen, and Nanko Yamada	Woodblock kuchi-e prints. Reflections of Meiji culture (Amy Reigle Newland)	70	:	29-34
Mirviss, Joan B., and John T. Carpenter	The Frank Lloyd Wright Collection of Surimono (Jan H. Willem Goslings)	53	:	33-34
Moog, Eike	Bibliographisches Handbuch japanischer und chinesischer buddhistischer and shintôistischer Priester, Münche und Nonnen ... (Robert Schaap)	56	:	21-22
Murase, Miyeko	Iconography of the tale of Genji. Genji monogatari ekotoba (Matthi Forrer)	15	:	17
Murase, Miyeko	Tales of Japan. Scrolls and prints from the New York Public Library (Robert Schaap)	21	:	23
Murase, Miyeko	The Tale of the Genji. Legends and Paintings. (Arendie Kempers)	74	:	34-36
Murase, Miyeko (ed)	Turning point: Oribe and the arts of sixteenth-century Japan (Menno Fitski)	78	:	39-41
Nagayama, Kokan	The connoiseur’s book of Japanese swords (Eric van den Ing)	59	:	36
Noetzel, Otto Heinrich	Netsuke: Geschichte, Meister, Motive (A. Horodisch)	4	:	109-111
Okada, Barbra Teri	A Sprinkling of gold. The lacquer box collection of Elaine Ehrenkranz (Jan Dees)	13	:	27-28
Ostier, Janette (ed.)	La voix silencieuse des choses. Nature mortes japonaises (J.H.W. Goslings)	30	:	120
Pins, Jacob	The Japanese pillar print - hashira-e (H.M. Kaempfer)	7	:	12
Reigle Newland, Amy (edited by)	The commercial and cultural climate of Japanese printmaking (MacKee, Daniel)	42	:	49
Reigle Newland, Amy	Times present and times past, Images of a forgotten master, Toyohara Kunichika, 1835-1900 (Henk Herwig)	66	:	24-27
Reigle Newland, Amy, Jan Perrée and Robert Schaap	Crows, Cramnes & Camellias - The natural world of Ohara Koson 1877 - 1945. Japanese prints from the jan Perrée Collection (W. John Minzinga)	71	:	36-39
Reigle Newland, Amy	The Hotei encyclopedia of Japanese woodblock prints (Andreas Marks)	80	:	61-67
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam	Imitation and inspiration. Japanese influence on Dutch art from 1650 to the present	43	:	97-98
Rimer, J. Tomas	Stephen Addiss, Old Taoist. The life, art and poerty of Kodôjin (1865-1944). (Anna Beerens)	69	:	29-30
Robinson, B.W.	Kuniyoshi and his prophet (Review of ‘Kuniyoshi. The Warrior prints’, by R. de Bruijn)	11	:	13-22
Robinson, B.W. (ed)	Kunisada. An artist in the kabuki theatre. The Japanese prints in the Antell collection (Chris Uhlenbeck)	25	:	26-27
San’u, Aoyama et al.	Words in motion. Moderne Japanese calligraphy (Robert Schaap)	16	:	16-19
Schaap, Robert	Heroes & Ghosts (Merlin Dailey)	62	:	26-29
Croissant, Doris, and Misako Wakabayashi	Japanese paintings. A selection from the Baelz collection. (Robert Schaap)	69	:	31-32
Schaap, Robert, and Eric van den Ing	Beauty & Violence, Japanese prints by Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) (Roger Keyes)	52	:	33-35
Schindler, Werner	Egoyomi et surimono. Calendriers et cartes de voeux (Matthi Forrer)	12	:	19
Schwaab, Dean J.	Osaka prints (J.H. Gisolf)	33	:	26-27
Schwan, Friedrich B.	Handbuch Japanischer Holzschnitt: Hintergründe, Techniken, Themen und Motive (Andreas Marks)	78	:	42-43
Screech, Timon	The Western scientific gaze and popular imagery in later Edo Japan: The lens within the heart (Martha Chaiklin)	60	:	33-34
Self, James and Nobuko Hirose	Japanese art signatures (Ken Vos)	29	:	83-84
Seton, Alistair	Collecting Japanese Antiques (Johan Somerwil)	79	:	51
Sharf, Frederic A.	Takejiro Hasegawa Meiji Japan’s preeminent publisher of wood-block-illustrated crepe-paper books (Chris Uhlenbeck)	52	:	37
Shimizu, Yoshiaki and John M. Rosenfield	Masters of Japanese calligraphy, 8th-19th century (Robert Schaap)	16	:	16-19
Shindô, Shigeru	Kunisada - the kabuki actor portraits (Ellis Tinios)	51	:	35-36
Smith II, Henri D.	Hiroshige. One hundred famous views of Edo (Robin Kennedy)	33	:	25
Smith II, Henry D.	Kiyochika. Artist of Meiji Japan (G. C. Uhlenbeck)	30	:	115
Smith, Lawrence	The Japanese print since 1900. Old dreams and new visions (Robert Schaap)	11	:	32
Smith, Lawrence	Japanese popular prints From votive slips to playing cards (Rebecca Salter)	82	:	73-76
Stephens, Amy Reigle (ed.)	The new wave - Twentieth century prints from the Robert O. Muller Collection (Edmond S. Freis)	44	:	122-124
Stevenson, John	Japanese kite prints: Selections from the Skinner Collection (Daniel Mckee)	78	:	30-36
Stevenson, John	Yoshitoshi’s thirty-six ghosts (Robert Schaap)	12	:	20-21
Stevenson, John	Yoshitoshi’s One hundred aspects of the moon (Scott McDonald)	44	:	120-121
Stiftung Museum Schloss Moyland and Hotei Publishing	Haiku & Haiga - Moments in Word and Image. Four centuries of Japanese Scroll Paintings form the Jon de Jong Collection. (Thomas Hirsch)	81	:	73-79
Tazawa, Yutaka (ed.)	Biographical dictionary of Japanese art (Matthi Forrer)	11	:	30
Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art	Kabuki prints - ukiyo-e - yakusha-e (G.C. Uhlenbeck)	12	:	19-20
van Assche, Annie M.	Avvolti nel mito. Tessuti e costumi tra cettecento e novecento. Dalla collezione Montgomery (Victor M. Schmidt)	79	:	52:57
Various authors	Japan style (Heinz M. Kaempfer)	1	:	11
Trinh, Dr. de. Khanh and others ...	Edo on a mouse click. The picture scroll Kidai shôran (Degener, Rolf)	77	:	35-41
Various authors	Japanese ink painting (Heinz M. Kaempfer)	19	:	62
Various authors	Namban ou de l’Européisme japonais (Heinz M. Kaempfer)	1	:	11
Vergez, Robert	Early ukiyo-e master: Okumura Masanobu (Matthi Forrer)	30	:	30-31
Victoria and Albert Museum	Japan style (review of exhibition catalogue, Victoria and Albert museum exhibition, May-July 1980, by H.M. Kaempfer)	1	:	11
Wilson, Richard L.	The potter's brush: The Kenzan Style in Japanese ceramics (Menno Fitski)	78	:	37-39
Winkel, Margarita	Souvenirs from Japan, Japanese photography at the turn of the century (Herman J. Moeshart)	41	:	27-28
Woodson, Yoko	Hokusai and Hiroshige: Great Japanese prints from the James A. Michener Collection (John Fiorillo)	62	:	29-33
Wrangham, E.A.	The index of inrô artists (Jan Dees)	54	:	34-35
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum	Exhibition catalogue ‘Kawase Hasui’ (Karel Hellemans)	38	:	71
Zacken, Wolfmar	Welten auf einem Knebel (A. Horodisch)	15	:	18-19

Exhibition and Symposium Reviews

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Bruijn, R. de	Three days in Paris	1	:	4-8
Forrer, Matthi	Galerie Huguette Beres: Sharaku	1	:	9-10
Ing, Eric van den	Nihon no Hanga A new and exiting privat museum	86	:	47-53
Kaempfer, H.M.	Namban ou de l’europeisme Japonais	1	:	11
Uhlenbeck, Chris	1987 symposium on the Meiji period	27&28	:	61
Ujlaki, Peter	Osaka kabuki at the British Museum Quantum jumps in the print field	82	:	56-72

Ceramics

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Allison, Louise Cort	Japanese collections in the Freer Gallery of Art: Seto and Mino ceramics (Len Spanjer)	45	:	38-39
Andacht, Sandra	Banko wares	24	:	99-103
Andacht, Sandra	Satsuma of the Edo period	23	:	69-73
Andacht, Sandra	Sumidagawa wares	26	:	49-51
Daalen jr., J. van	Lids, boxes, and bags, some notes on a collection of tea-ceramics	5	:	18-22
Fitski, Menno	Ceremics for the Japanese tea ceremony in the Rijksmuseum The collection of Herman Karel Westendorp	86	:	27-34
Fitski, Menno	Porcelains for Holland, 1657-1862	46	:	44-52
Kerlen, Henri	Imari marks and their origin	76	:	15-37
Pollard, Clare	Japanese ceramics at overseas exhibitions during the Bakumatsu period	46	:	53-63
Silverman, Richard R.	An over-all view of Japanese ceramics and how they relate to netsuke	14	:	1-9
Suchomel, Filip	Two objects in Czech collections from the Makuzu Kozan studio	56	:	12-17

Front Cover

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Baten, Lea	The-doll-with-many-names	50	:	77-78
Baten, Lea	A pair of Yamato dolls (editorial correction)	51	:	37
Bincsik, Monica	The Japanese incense culture and its related implements, focusing on maki-e lacquer	82	:	25-43
Campen, Jan	Japanese treasures from Sumatra's West coast Japanese porcelain from the Verbeek Collection	74	:	5-20
Carpenter, John T.	Edo actors in Osaka prints: Surimono by Ukiyo Utayoshi	72&73	:	95-101
Dees,Jan	Treasure your storage boxes Tomobako for lacquer objects as carriers of historical data	79	:	5-21
Dees, Jan, and Arisumi Mitamura	Pipe cases by Ikeda Taishin The discovery of an album of charcoal rubbings	69	:	5-18
Dees, Jan, and J. van Daalen	A green kôdansu by Yanagisawa Ippô	55	:	26-28
Eijer, M.J.	Tiger in a storm; kagamibuta by Shôgyoku	30	:	120-121
Fiorillo, John	Eizan: Putting on a new face A mirror of fûryû, asobi and iki	71	:	5-24
Forrer, Matthi	Raku white mizuire by Keiko Hasegawa	24	:	107
Forrer, Matthi	The spectre of a lady emerging from a painting; painting by Kawanabe Kyôsai	31	:	146
Forrer, Matthi	Woman cleaning iron pot by the side of a lake; painting by Totoya Hokkei	29	:	87
Forrer, Matthi	A metalwork charger (after a Kyôsai design) cast in high relief with details gilt and silvered	45	:	34-35
Forrer, Matthi	Long leg and long arm out fishing	57	:	4
Green, William	Darkness and the sounds of the music blind musicians of Tokugawa Japan seen in ukiyo-e	68	:	5-23
Herwig, Henk	The author Segawa Kikunojô V as Ama Myôchin, by Kunisada II	58	:	33-36
Herwig, Henk J.	A nô actor performing the role of Kiyohime in the dance, Dôjôji (woodblock print by Tsukioka Kôgyo)	46	:	73-75
Kleijn, Robert B.	Cock on a drum print by Yashima Gakutei	36	:	135-136
Kleijn, Robert B.	Hamada Shôji, artist an artisan	86	:	5-26
Korteling, Gerrit Jan	Collecting ‘vertically or horizontally’ (tsuba)	62	:	24-25
Kress, Else	A shrine inrô	42	:	54
Linhardt, Sepp	Pictorial representation of the ken-game during the Edo and Meiji periods	67	:	5-21
Marks, Andreas	When the Shogun travels to Kyoto The great processional Tôkaidô series	81	:	5-44
Mensink, Onno	Nô-hayashi: the musical instruments of the nô-theatre	43	:	93
Neumann, Dietrich, & Robert Schaap	Kachô-e by Seiko compared with Watanabe Seitei's illustrated books on birds and flowers	76	:	40-50
Schaap, Robert	The actor Ichikawa Yaozo IV in shibaraku; print by Utagawa Toyokuni	21	:	32-33
Schaap, Robert	The actor Kataoka Nizaemon as Honzô; print by Natori Shunsen	38	:	69-70
Schaap, Robert	Shikishiban surimono depicting Asahina showing his strength to an oni by Totoya Hokkei	52	:	41
Schaap, Robert	Shikishiban surimono of the actor Ichikawa danjûrô IV by Toyokuni I	56	:	23
Schiermeier, Kris	Western inspiration in a print by Yoshitoshi: Yamauba and Kaidômaru	66	:	18-23
Schmidt, Victor M.	A jumping carp by Yamamota Shunkyo and Paul Claudel	78	:	5-11
Star, René van der	The kirin and the hô; an inrô by Koma Koryu	37	:	36-37
Star, René van der	A tobacco container in the shape of a baku by Minkoku	26	:	52-53
Sepp, Linhart	Kuniyoshi's ken caricatures between 1847 and 1853	83	:	5-29
Suchomel, Philip	Lyricism amid the cannon salvos A few notes on Japanese prints with the theme of the Sino-Japanese war in the collection of the National Gallery and Náprestek Museum in Prague	70	:	5-16
Tinios, Ellis	Half-length portrait of Ichikawa Danjûrô	40	:	127-128
Uhlenbeck, Chris	The actor Kawarazaki Gonnosuke as Kumagae Jirô Naozane; print by Utagawa Yoshiike	27&28	:	124
Ujlaki, Peter	The Gion Parade stencil prints	63	:	5-16
Vos, Ken	Beetle on tooth; netsuke by Shimizu Onoe	23	:	74
Vos, Ken	Decorative firehook	33	:	23
Vos, Ken	Hina representing the Emperor; early nineteenth century doll	34	:	62
Vos, Ken	Dish with stylized lotus flower decoration: underglaze blue and white Nabeshima porcelain	41	:	26
Vos, Ken	Two toads on a broken bucket (a netsuke by Masanao)	48	:	141
Wetherall, William & Mark Schreiber	News nishiki-e An arranged mariage that didn't last	80	:	5-24
Witsenburg, Jürgen J.	Three kozuka, by Tsunechika, Miboku Masayuki and Hamano Teruaki	35	:	94-95

History and Art-history

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Bincsik, Monika	Collecting Japanese art in Hungary around the turn of the 20th century	80	:	32-45
Bremen, Jan van	Grains of permanence. Japanese collections and cultural anthropology in The Netherlands	29	:	75-78
Bruijn, R. de	Fujiyama and Eiffel Tower	33	:	18-22
Dam, Peter van	The Royal Bazar of Dirk Boer	25	:	16-19
Dubois, Joseph	Léon de Rosny and the beginning of Japanese studies in France	45	:	30-33
Fagioli, Marco	The history of ukiyo-e between French taste and German philology	50	:	11-14
Fiorillo, John	The beauty of cruelty The origins of Danshichi and his evolution as a tattooed anti-hero natsu matsuri	87	:	27-43
Frolet, Elizabeth	Yanagi Sôetsu, ou les idéaux d’une pensée nourrie par l’est et l’ouest	31	:	125-134
Gullik, Willem van	Japan Tattoo, a brief history of its origins and development.	87	:	7-17
Halén, Widar	Japan Mania. Collecting of Japanese art around the Meiji Restoration	27&28	:	112-123
Hasegawa, Sakae	The Kiritsu Kôshô Kaisha. The organisation and activities of a group of craftsmen in the early Meiji period	36	:	121-131
Hillier, Jack	Overcoming the post-war hostility to Japanese art	50	:	24
Honcoopová, Helena	On Czech collections of Japanese Art	77	:	5-17
Johnson, Horiko	Dutch influence on Japanese art: Kaitai shinso (New book of anatomy) and Akita ranga	64	:	12-25
Kaempfer, Raymond	Growing up under the scrutiny of a great Japanese lady	50	:	25-27
Karamandou, Aglaia	Gregorios Manos and the Corfu Museum of Asian Art	79	:	33-39
Klein, P.W.	Continuity and change in the economics of Meiji Japan	27&28	:	68-72
Lane, Richard	Early photography and the decline of ukiyoe	27&28	:	103-111
Lane, Richard	Moronobu: 300 years - The Japanese can’t say ‘yes’	48	:	135-137
Nute, Kevin	Frank Lloyd Wright and the woodblock print: the geometric abstraction of natural, manmade, and social forms	45	:	3-14
Nute, Kevin	Frank Lloyd Wright and the architectural implecations of Hiroshige's pictorial space	84	:	75-86
Oikawa, Shigeru	Kyôsai at the British Museum	49	:	42-45
Poysden, Mark	Japanese tattooing today	87	:	44-56
Shaver, Synthia	Colourful Edo: fire and cloth	64	:	5-11
Siegenthaler, Peter	The ningen kokuhô. A new symbol for the Japanese Nation	62	:	3-16
Skibbe, Eugene M.	The American travels of Yoshida Hiroshi	43	:	59-74
Skibbe, Eugene M.	Yoshida Toshi 1911-1995: Diversity, change and continuity in the Yoshida art tradition	53	:	3-14
Somerwil, Johan	Jizô bosatsu Guardian of children and travellers	79	:	40-46
Somerwil, Johan	Kangi-ten the secret deity	80	:	46-47
Vos, F.	Japanese culture in an age of transition	27&28	:	62-67

Lacquer

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Barchalla, Susanne	Japanese lacquerware	69	:	19-26
Dees, Jan	Chinkinbori, gold engraving in lacquerware. A literature study	34	:	47-58
Dees, Jan	Chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge. Ogawa Shômin’s taste for ancient lacquers	32	:	160-167
Dees, Jan	Continuity and change in Japanese lacquer art during the Meiji and Taisho periods	27&28	:	86-94
Dees, Jan	Imperial lacquer boxes by Akatsuka Jitoku	30	:	103-110
Dees, Jan	The tales of Ise in lacquerware design	38	:	43-59
Dees, Jan	Shells on Sumiyoshi’s shore	43	:	88-91
Dees, Jan	Ganshôsai Shunsui, an early 20th century lacquer artist	51	:	12-26
Dees, Jan	Akatsuka jitoku in Buckingham Palace	57	:	3-12
Dees, Jan and René van der Star	Uzawa Shôgetsu. Fiftysix lacquer objects in the Baur collection	22	:	49-56
MDA Museum of Art	Modern Japanese lacquer work (Jan Dees)	12	:	18-19
Morena, Francesco	Chinese and Japanese lacquers from the Medici Collection
Okada, Barbra Teri	A sprinkling of gold. The lacquer box collection of Elaine Ehrenkranz (Jan Dees)	13	:	27-28
Skiersobolski, Carole	Lacquered netsuke: An attempt at understanding	15	:	15
Viallé, Cynthia	Rarities from Japan - part 1. The lacquerwares in three early nineteenth century Dutch collections	17	:	16-20
Viallé, Cynthia	Rarities from Japan (part 2). The lacquerwares in three early nineteenth century Dutch collections	19	:	45-61
Yoshikawa, Hideki	The Somada lacquer workshop at Toyama. Part I	76	:	5-14
Yoshikawa, Hideki	The Somada lacquer workshop at Toyama. Part II	77	:	27-34

Letters to the Editor

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Bruijn, R. de	Still dangling in the air. Off the top of my head (reaction to Richard Lane)	49	:	49-50
Collia-Suzuki, Gina	Jack and Mary Hillier as I remember them A very personal tribute	65	:	33-34
Culture Communication Fund	The opening of the Japanese ‘Library of Art’ in Amsterdam	59	:	24
Editorial	Reply Skiersobolski: too many articles on prints	12	:	22
Formanek, Susanne and Sepp Linhart	A rejoinder to William Wheterall's book review of Written Texts - Visual Texts in Andon 80	83	:	47-48
Gisolf, J.H.	Do fine feathers make fine birds? (Osaka costume)	44	:	119
Kaempfer Fund	Jury report of the Heinz Kaempfer Fund essay contest	46	:	43
Kazmierczak, Lothar	An unknown Japanese Meiji (?) painter	52	:	40
Kempers, Arendie H.	Once upon a time... (contributions on Endô Moritô)	44	:	119
Lane, Richard	Letter on Societies’ Meiji exhibition and proposition Heinz Kaempfer Fund	22	:	56
Lane, Richard	Teenage mutant ninja: the book (reaction to Stephen Turnbull)	42	:	53
Lane, Richard	Response on the ‘Osaka costume’ question of Mr. Gisolf	47	:	103
Lane, Richard	Response to ‘Harunobu’ question of Mr. de Bruijn	47	:	102
Levine, Edna S.	Letter on William Green’s minibiographies.	15	:	20
Levitz, Martin	Comment on Gisolf’s review of ‘Osaka prints’	35	:	95
Matsudaira, Susumu	Response to the ‘Osaka costume’ question of Mr. Gisolf	47	:	103
Preker, Wilhelm	A Kinkôzan vase and Colenbrander	52	:	40
Price, Joe D.	Response to Richard Lane’s ‘Romancing the print’ (Andon 53)	54	:	27
Sandfield, Norman L.	A manju revisited (response to Kempers and Somerwil’s Endô Moritô)	59	:	28
Skiersobolski, Carole	Letter: too many articles on prints	12	:	22
Somerwil, Johan	Endô Moritô again (response to Kempers’ Once upon a time...Endô Moritô)	58	:	32
Spanjer, Len	Response to shita-uri seal question of Mr. Wilmes	49	:	48
Ujlaki, Peter	Stars from the stage in Osaka (reaction to Matthi Forrer)	49	:	50
Ujlaki, Peter	The view from Japan	62	:	22
Wilmes, Helmut	Shita-uri seals	49	:	48
Wilmes, Helmut	A remarkable Tôkaidô set 2 - Some further remarks (response to de Bruyn’s Tôkaidô)	60	:	35-38
Wilmes, Helmut	Some remarks to Andon 66, pp. 18ff	67	:	22
Wilmes, Helmut	Some thoughts about Ganku's plumtrees (Andon 67, pp. 23ff)	68	:	36

Netsuke, inrô and ojime

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Arakawa, H	Concerning lacquer techniques and the origin of the inrô	9	:	1-8
Bushell, Raymond	QA	24	:	97-98
Eijer, Dieuwke	Shûraku, a problem of identities	40	:	93-104
Groenewegen, Peter	Photography of prints and small objects	42	:	43-49
King, David Hyatt	Early 19th century porcelain netsuke in the National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden	30	:	91-98
Kinsey, Robert O.	Ojime. An introduction	39	:	95-100
Kress, Else	Inrô made in the Ryûkyûs	47	:	79-87
Kress, Else	Two ceramic inrô by Ken'ya	70	:	26-28
Lane, Richard	Sugimura’s time capsule	49	:	46-47
Silverman, Richard R.	Modern netsuke in traditional style	2	:	44-52
Silverman, Richard R.	An over-all view of Japanese ceramics and how they relate to netsuke	14	:	1-9
Skiersobolski, Carole	A few notes concerning Kokusai	4	:	107-108
Skiersobolski, Carole	The frog and the toad as seen through netsuke craft	12	:	11-13
Skiersobolski, Carole	Lacquered netsuke: An attempt at understanding	15	:	15
Reuss, Margrit & Farideh Fekrsanati	Caring for Netsuke	81	:	45-65

Paintings and Drawings

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Bruijn, R. de	Crow or nightjar?	10	:	15
Dashkevich-Purto, Victoria	Kawahara Keiga in the Hermitage Museum	35	:	67-75
Dorhout, Marten	Early European influences on Japanese pictorial art	48	:	113-134
Draak, Maartje	Hokusai in Western appreciation	8	:	3-7
Fagioli, Marco	Kuniyoshi: an appreciation of his drawings	21	:	3-13
Gulik, Willem van	Hokusai’s Dutch connection	8	:	8-24
Ing, Eric van den	Multiple paintings	59	:	25-27
Ing, Eric van den	Researching a Shuntei painting	58	:	37-41
Ing, Eric van den	One of Seihô’s lions	61	:	3-13
Jong, Jon de	Kishi Ganku: one date and two plums	67	:	23-25
Jong, Jon de	Gassaku, Japanese co-productions	76	:	51-61
Kerlen, Hendrik	Sukenobu's colours	70	:	17-25
Keyes, Roger S.	The second Hokusai	8	:	38-48
Korteling, Gerrit Jan	A collector’s lament	50	:	30-32
Matsudaira, Susumu	Hokusai’s visit to Nagoya	8	:	25-29
Meritt, Helen, and Nanako Yamada	Yumeji’s Twelve views of Nagasaki	51	:	5-11
Morse, Peter	Additional drawings in Hokusai's 'Hundred poets’ series	42	:	50-52
Oikawa, Shigeru	Kyôsai at the British Museum	49	:	42-45
Oikawa, Shigeru	Discovery of good fortune? Ten years with Kyôsai paintings	50	:	45-47
Reigle Newland, Amy	'The Courtisane Takao' by Toyohara Kunichika	83	:	30-32
Schmidt, Victor M.	Chinnen's Mount Fuji	86	:	54-61
Skibbe, Eugene M.	The American travels of Yoshida Hiroshi	43	:	59-74
Tinios, Ellis	Ancient and modern ways of handling the brush. A didactic hand scroll by Kawamura Bumpô	77	:	18-26
Tweel, L.H. van der	Pictorial characteristics and the ascription of ukiyo-e	6	:	22-24
Tweel, L.H. van der	The scientist and the connoisseur, will they ever meet?	11	:	27
Wilmes, Helmut	The blind as metaphorical subjects in the pictorial arts of Japan	71	:	32-35

Prints and Illustrated Books

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Abe, Setsuko	Yamamoto Shôun. Prints of beautiful women of new customs and manners	41	:	19-21
Akifumi, Nakade, & Peter Ujlaki	A brief overview of Kamigata stencil prints	72&73	:	34-51
Bickford, Lawrence R.	The anatomy of a Shunshô masterpiece	25	:	9-15
Bickford, Lawrence R.	The decadent period of criticism in ukiyo-e scholarship	13	:	25-26
Bickford, Lawrence R.	On Shunei	7	:	20
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Prussian bluc and the dating of Hokusai’s Fuji series	25	:	20-21
Bickford, Lawrence R.	A reply to Mr. Tinios	24	:	83-85
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Shunei’s early career	4	:	101-106
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Toyokuni II revisited	22	:	37-48
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Will the real Toyokuni II please stand up?	6	:	10-19
Bickford, Lawrence R.	The Toyokuni signature confusion	53	:	15-22
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Wrestler print studies	50	:	5-7
Bickford, Lawrence R.	Reply to Mr. Hendrick Lühl	56	:	18-20
Bickford, Rochelle Wexier	Identification of Prussian blue	34	:	61-62
Bruijn, R. de	Bunchô once more	2	:	55-56
Bruijn, R. de	An exhibition of fan-prints by Hiroshige	7	:	3-12
Bruijn, R. de	Further considerations on Ippitsusai Bunchô	6	:	20-21
Bruijn, R. de	Hokusai’s last great series	38	:	60-66
Bruijn, R. de	A rare chûban print by Bunchô	31	:	144-145
Bruijn, R. de	Two rare prints by Hokusai	36	:	132-134
Bruijn, R. de	Under the spell of Japanese art	50	:	8-10
Bruijn, Rob de	A remarkable Tôkaidô set	57	:	13-20
Chaiklin, Martha	Off the block. A new look at the origins of Nagasaki prints	66	:	13-17
Delpy, Fabienne	Human figures in Hokusai's Thirty six views of Mount Fuji	68	:	24-35
Doesburg, Jan van	New aspects in the field of Osaka chûban prints	10	:	5-9
Doesburg, Jan van	Utagawa Sadamasu, creator of the Osaka chûban style	36	:	111-120
Doesburg, Jan van	Osaka tattoos	72&73	:	102-114
Dorhout, Marten	Early European influences on Japanese pictorial art	48	:	113-134
Draak, Maartje	Hokusai in Western appreciation	8	:	3-7
Fagioli, Marco, and Mario A. Materassi	A variant impression of Hiroshige’s Ôhashi	15	:	10-12
Fiorillo, John	Poetry, emotion, and form in Utamaro’s Tôsei koika hakkei	52	:	5-17
Fiorillo, John	Tragedy and laughter in the floating world: shinjû in the works of Utamaro and Kyôden	54	:	3-23
Fiorillo, John	A rare surimono by Shôkôsai and its place among early Osaka actor portraits	57	:	21-37
Fiorillo, John	Hirosada: Prints and drawings for the tale of Usuyuki and Chûkô buyûden	59	:	3-23
Fiorillo, John	Refashioning the legends of Komachi	63	:	17-30
Fiorillo, John	Ireki and the marketing of an artist	81	:	66-72
Fiorillo, John and Hendrick Lühl	Enjaku (special Andon edition, Dec. 2006)	SP	:	1:135
Fiorillo, John, Richard Hashimoto and Sarath Menon	An electron transmission analysis of metallic particles in nineteenth century Japanese woodblock prints	65	:	5-17
Fiorillo, John, and Peter Ujlaki	Ryûsai Shigeharu: 'Quick change' dances in the Uteamon tradition	72&73	:	115-135
Forrer, Matthi	The Asahina long surimono	2	:	53-54
Forrer, Matthi	Collectors’ seals	12	:	1-10
Forrer, Matthi	Dreaming of Fuji, falcon and eggplant	21	:	14-18
Forrer, Matthi	The effects of the Tenpô crisis upon the publication of illustrated books by Hokusai and his school	8	:	31-37
Forrer, Matthi	Two new original surimono by Hokkei	10	:	1-4
Freis, Ed	Seasons of the pleasure quarters	48	:	138-139
Gerstle, C. Andrew	Representing rivalry and transition in kabuki Arashi Kichisaburô versus Nakamura Utaemon III	72&73	:	52-64
Gisolf, J.H.	Love cannot be explained	50	:	15-16
Goldman, Israel	A little known print series by Utamaro	1	:	18-22
Goslings, Jan H. Willem	Calendar prints: egoyomi and surimono	40	:	105-109
Goslings, Jan H. Willem	Shunman’s ‘Yamabushi series’ of surimono revisited	30	:	111-114
Goslings, Jan H. Willem	Two surimono-style shunga albums	34	:	41-46
Goslings, Jan H. Willem	Collectors delight	50	:	17-20
Goslings, Jan Willem	The yamabushi reunited	53	:	31
Green, William	Lost in time: The unpublished masterpiece on Katsukawa Shunshô	16	:	1-6
Green, William	Poems inspired by Japanese prints	9	:	9-11
Green, William	A rare album print by Sukenobu surfaces for study	30	:	99-102
Green, William	A rare Hiroshige daishô surimono appears at Amherst college	37	:	34-35
Green, William	Treasures from heaven: the children of Japan in the prints of ukiyo-e	20	:	81-87
Green, William	Japanese woodblock prints. A bibliography of writings from 1822-1993 entirely or partly in English text (Shulman, Philip J.)	47	:	109
Green, William	Any ukiyo-e	50	:	21-23
Green, William	Shibaraku! Reflections on viewing a masterly portrait of Danjûrô VII by Toyokuni I	74	:	21-27
Groenewegen, Peter	Photography of prints and small objects	42	:	43-49
Harkins, William E.	Japanese flower prints	33	:	11-17
Harris, Frederick	Yamamoto Shôun	66	:	28-36
Herwig, Henk	The author Segawa Kikunojô V as Ama Myôchin, by Kunisada II	58	:	33-36
Hillier, Jack	Illustrations of the ‘Four Seasons’ by Maruyama Ôkyo in the Haikaika Miyako manshû	26	:	43-46
Hiroko, Kitagawa	Notes on the sumizuri actor prints of Kyoto	72&73	:	27-33
Hockley, Allen	Harunobu’s relationship with Hiraga Gennai	32	:	149-159
Illing, Richard C.	Hokusai drawings, from draft to finished print	58	:	28-31
Johnson, Scott	Sketch-tour books and prints of the early twentieth century	37	:	77-83
Kaempfer, Heinz M.	Katsukawa Shunen: A new discovery	3	:	80-81
Kempers, Arendie H.	Once upon a time... the story of Benkei. A personal compilation of the events in the life of Benkei from various sources	39	:	77-83
Kempers, Arendie H.	Once upon a time... The story of Watanabe no Tsuna	44	:	109-118
Kempers, Arendie H.	Once upon a time: the story of Endô Moritô and Kesa Gozen	56	:	3-11
Keyes, Keiko Mizushima	Japanese print conservation. An overview	33	:	3-10
Keyes, Roger	Kuniyoshi’s Low tide at Susaki, a five panel surimono	3	:	77-79
Keyes, Roger	A note on Shunei	6	:	24-26
Keyes, Roger	Plovers and butterflies: The Soga Brothers in Japanese prints	5	:	12-17
Keyes, Roger	The second Hokusai	8	:	38-48
Keyes, Roger	Tanei Seikô and his circle	72&73	:	12-26
King, James	A constellation of sources Shuntei, Toyokuni I and the genesis of Kuniyoshi's warrior prints	78	:	12-21
Klompmakers, Inge	Kuniyoshi's tattooed heroes of the Suikoden Righteous rebels from China in Japanese prints	87	:	18-26
Kok, Daan	Keisai Eisen and his landscapes with Dutch letter borders	79	:	22-32
Kondo, Eiko	New woodblocks for Toyokuni III’s okubi-e actor portraits	54	:	24-26
Kousbroek, Rudy	Kuniyoshi’s cats	60	:	24-27
Kruml, Richard	The birth of the kentô	31	:	140-143
Kruml, Richard	Hiroshige: A shoal of red herrings	49	:	5-41
Kühne, H.R.W.	Kappazuri-e: Japanese stencil prints	3	:	63
Kyrova, Magda	The nô-orchestra in print	66	:	5-10
Lane, Richard	Eros crosses the seas: Ming erotica in Edo Japan	20	:	75-80
Lane, Richard	From Namban to Koryûsai: the floating world of South Kensington	39	:	84-94
Lane, Richard	Hokusai’s exotic decade	29	:	61-74
Lane, Richard	Hokusai’s Gothic connection: the yomihon	24	:	87-96
Lane, Richard	Keep those hands off Toyokuni II!	11	:	23-26
Lane, Richard	Kentô-hazure: Slightly off-register?	34	:	59-60
Lane, Richard	Little Benkei, little Sôri: the anatomy of a surimono	35	:	91-93
Lane, Richard	Moronobu’s ‘pillow-picture compendium’ revisited	14	:	1-13
Lane, Richard	A note on Bunchô (part 1)	1	:	26-28
Lane, Richard	A note on Bunchô (part 2)	5	:	3-12
Lane, Richard	On the dating of Hokusai’s Fuji	23	:	59-65
Lane, Richard	Shimabara and the Sumiya	21	:	19-21
Lane, Richard	Sugimura waves, Harunobu breasts, and... Bette Davis eyes	7	:	16-19
Lane, Richard	Sugimura’s Heike prints	3	:	69-76
Lane, Richard	Beauties in the shade: Ukiyo-e in the decade of the 1770s	43	:	75-87
Lane, Richard	Harunobu and before: The floating world of Cinquantenaire	41	:	3-12
Lane, Richard	‘Love’s labour’s lost’: some dirty tricks with shunga	45	:	15-29
Lane, Richard	Moronobu: 300 years - The Japanese can’t say ‘yes’	48	:	135-137
Lane, Richard	Daydreams of Kambun and Genroku	50	:	33-40
Lane, Richard	Down and out in Blue-light Yokohama: ‘Love’s labour’s lost’ encore	51	:	27-30
Lane, Richard	Romancing the print; ‘Image enhancement’ - on-line ukiyo-e - gender identity	53	:	23-30
Levis, Donna	Charlie Mitchell and the ‘discovery’ of Yoshitoshi	50	:	41-42
Lotgering, F.K.	Kuniyoshi and his publishers	3	:	82-83
Lotgering, F.K.	Shini-e or ‘memorial portraits’	4	:	93-100
Lotgering, F.K.	Yakusha mitate: Tôkaidô gojûsan eki. A Tôkaidô-album by Kunisada	13	:	11-24
Lühl, Hendrick	Osaka prints, a love affair	50	:	43-44
Lühl, Hendrick	Toyokuni revisited...once more	55	:	29-35
Lühl, Hendrick	Ireki in Osaka actor prints	72&73	:	65-94
Lühl, Hendrick	Four variations of Ôboshi Rikiya Yoshikane in Kuniyoshi's series Seichû gishi den	83	:	33-38
Marks, Andreas	Utagawa Kunisada's reissues A responce to John Fiorillo	82	:	50-55
Marks, Andreas	When two Utagawa masters get together. The artistic relationship between Hiroshige and Kunisada	84	:	33-49
Mensink, Onno	Hachogane, ‘the musick of eight’	58	:	3-18
Meritt, Helen	A glimpse at nishiki-e kuchi-e by Watanabe Seitei	62	:	17-21
Morse, Peter	Additional drawings in Hokusai’s ‘Hundred poets’ series	42	:	50-52
Nute, Kevin	Frank Lloyd Wright and the woodblock print: the geometric abstraction of natural, manmade, and social forms	45	:	3-14
Oikawa, Shigeru	Kawanabe Kyôsai’s paintings in Europe and the United States	34	:	31-40
Pulverer, Gerhard	Japanese woodblock prints and impressionism	42	:	31-42
Pulverer, Gerhard	Kyôchûzan by Kameda Bôsai	50	:	52-56
Roach, Frederik J.	Nagasaki prints	17	:	12-15
Robinson, B.W.	Kuniyoshi’s ‘Tôkaidô cats’ tryptich	61	:	19-25
Saunders, Rachael	Kimono pattern books in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston	83	:	49-57
Salter, Rebecca	Game over - The last days of hand-made Japanese playing cards	83	:	39-46
Schaap, Robert and Dan McKee	Exploring uncharted aspects of Utagawa Hiroshige: an annotated checklist of his surimono	84	:	5-32
Schweitzer, Paul R.	The fifth image of Shunman’s Yamabushi series of surimono	26	:	47-48
Schweitzer, Paul R.	How did these girls lose their heads? Reissue of 18th-century pillar prints with reengraved heads	24	:	104-106
Schulz, Claus-Peter	The series Nôgaku hyakuban (100 Nô plays) by Tsukioka Kôgyo (1869-1927)	67	:	27-37
Skibbe, Eugene M.	The artist as seer: Yoshida Hodaka 1926-1995	55	:	3-16
Smits, Gregory	Namazu-e: Catfish prints of 1855	86	:	35-46
Smits, Ivo	The poet and the demon, a Kuniyoshi print and its inspirations	60	:	30-32
Somerwil, Johan	Kuniyoshi’s cryptogram	60	:	28-29
Somerwil, Johan	Kuniyoshi's Taiheiki series: 50 or 51 prints?	78	:	26-29
Stevenson, John	Acquiring a set of Fûzoku sanjûnisô	50	:	62-6
Tinios, Ellis	The art of the onnagata in the prints of Utagawa Kunisada	26	:	31-42
Tinios, Ellis	A footnote to Hiroshige’s Meisho Edo hyakkei	23	:	75-77
Tinios, Ellis	How to draw actor portraits. An introduction Toyokuni’s Yakusha nigao haya-geiko	32	:	168-174
Tinios, Ellis	The Kunisada-signature half-length actor portraits by Utagawa Kunisada	40	:	110-126
Tinios, Ellis	A response to Dr. Bickford	24	:	81-82
Tinios, Ellis	The three ages of Ichikawa Danjûrô VII. Kunisada’s depiction of Danjûrô VII in youth, maturity and old age	18	:	30-34
Tinios, Ellis	Three early uchiwa prints by Kunisada	47	:	88-93
Tinios, Ellis	Kafuku nimpitsu	50	:	65-69
Tinios, Ellis	Imagining China in Tokugawa Japan, China and the Chinese in Japanese books and prints, c. 1750-1850	58	:	19-27
Tristan, Pamela de	Care of Japanese prints	47	:	94-97
Tristan, Pamela de	Restoration of a ‘Fuji in clear weather’	47	:	98-101
Turnbull, Stephen	Pictures of invisible men	41	:	13-18
Tweel, L.H. van der	Pictorial characteristics and the ascription of ukiyo-e	6	:	22-24
Tweel, L.H. van der	The scientist and the connoisseur, will they ever meet?	11	:	27
Twilley, John	Pigments on Yoshitoshi triptychs. Short communication	52	:	30-32
Ujlaki, Peter, and Nakade Akifumi	Gion nerimono prints revised: The list	75	:	5-52
Weissenberg-Deville, Julie	Kawase Hasui and the byôdôin	78	:	22-25
Varshavskaya, Elena	Three prints from the Taiheiki eiyûden series by Kuniyoshi	52	:	18-29
Varshavskaya, Elena	The celestial globe as an attribute of a military strategist	55	:	17-26
Varshavskaya, Elena	Pictorial formulae of martial attributes in Kuniyoshi’s warrior prints	60	:	3-23
Vergez, Robert	Book designs by Onchi, the graphic master	35	:	84-90
Vergez, Robert	Cartoons by Kobayashi Kiyochika	17	:	7-11
Vergez, Robert	Illustrated books and magazines by Onchi Kôshirô	18	:	23-29
Weinberg, David R.	Putting three and three together Discovering a Kuniyoshi polyptych (among other finds)	80	:	25-30
Wijermans, Piere and Henk Herwig	Mitate Kokkei Chûshingura. Hiroshige's humorous parodies of the Loyal Retainers	84	:	50-74
Yamada, Nanako	Stepmother, stepson Novel by Yanagawa Shun'yô Kuchi-e by Hirezaki Eihô Published by Kanao Bun'endô	71	:	25-31

Various Crafts

Author	Title	No	:	Page(s)
Arts, P.L.W	Tetsubin. An introduction	36	:	103-110
Borstlap, Sandra	Japanese cloisonné	44	:	101-108
Brandes, Wilhelm	The ancient Japanese pillar clock	2	:	31-43
Dam, Peter van	A masterpiece: the twelve bronze falcons	20	:	68-71
Duindam, L.C.	Two swords at an exhibition at Rotterdam	15	:	13-14
Haft, Alfred P.	Painting with light and shadow: The katakiribori engraving technique as applied to the suspension chains of early 19th century tobacco pouches	46	:	64-72
Han, Bing Siong	The Japanese sword, the supreme of metallurgical art	35	:	76-83
Jirka-Schmitz, Patrizia	Trompe-l’oeil, simulation and imitation in the decorative arts of the Meiji period	27&28	:	173-85
Mensink, Onno	Strings bows and bridges. Some provisional remarks on the kokyû in woodblock prints	15	:	1-9
Miura, Sadatoshi	The characteristies of wooden scroll boxes with regard to temperature and humidity	31	:	135-139
Myerscough, Marie	Artistry in bamboo	7	:	13-15
Somerwil, Johan	Emma-ô, the King of Hell	74	:	30-33
Sueters, Brigitta	Tsuba, their manufactures and techniques	65	:	18-32
Tanaka-van Daalen, Isabel	Some remarks on an exhibition of contemporary Japanese goldleather	29	:	79-82
Till, Barry D.	Sencha spoons	6	:	3-9
Volker, T.	Some notes on Japanese stencil makers	16	:	7-11

Remark: a printable cumulative subject index of Andon 1-62 can be downloaded, but this overview lacks the later editions which were printed in the larger A4 format.