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Subject:18th century japanese print translation (and unusual backing paper)
Posted By: Tom Aspden Fri, Aug 05, 2022 IP: 82.132.187.29 I recently bought this print, which I think is c. 1770, and wondered what the text above the lady said. I also found that behind a cardboard frame back, there was an earlier backing pasted onto the print with the text in picture 2. This paper looks old, maybe 19th century, with a couple of worm holes and the glue it was stuck to the cardboard. I would be grateful if someone could give some insight into what it might mean or refer to? 
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Subject:Re: 18th century japanese print translation (and unusual backing paper)
Posted By: Stan Sat, Aug 06, 2022 See the link below for information about the ehon/book that your print came from:
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Subject:Re: 18th century japanese print translation (and unusual backing paper)
Posted By: I.Nagy Sat, Aug 06, 2022 I think that this print can be dated a little later.
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Subject:Re: 18th century japanese print translation (and unusual backing paper)
Posted By: Tom Aspden Sun, Aug 07, 2022 Thank you both for your very useful replies! It's been very interesting looking into the artist and print series more!
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( China & Japan ) - Tom Aspden - Aug 05, 2022 (08:38 AM) 
