Ayako Ono, Shinshu University, Japan

• Volume 1: 58 articles from 1825 to 1879 Foreword by Margaret F. MacDonald Introduction by Ayako Ono I-1. Anon. Japanese Antiques. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 95, 1825, pp. 259-260. I-2. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Times, Jan 26 1854, p. 10. I-3. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, February 4 1854, pp. 97-98. I-4. Anon. The Ladies of Japan in the Stereoscope. Photographic News. vol. 1, November 12, 1858. p. 113. I-5. Anon. Buildings in Japan. The Builder, 1 October 1859. p. 652 I-6. Anon. Through Japan with a Camera. Photographic News, vol. 3, 1859, pp. 56-58, 68-70, 80-82, 92-93, 104-105, 116-117, 139-140, 150-151, 163-164, 177-178, 188-189, 200-201, 209-210, 225-226, 238-239, 250-251, 262-263, 275, 288-289, 301-302. I-7. MacGowan, D.J. On the Arts and Manufacture of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 8, 3 February 1860, pp. 182-185 I-8. Anon. Japan and the Japanese. The Edinburgh Review or Critical Journal, vol. 153, January-April 1861, pp .37-73. I-9. Anon. Japanese Genius of Imitation. The Builder, 1 February 1861, p. 113 I-10. Jesse, Edward. Japanese Gardeners. Once a Week, 18 May 1861, 1861, pp. 581-582 I-11. Wilson, Andrew. The Inland Sea of Japan. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vol. 90. no. 533, November 1861, pp. 613-623. I-12. Anon. Weekly Progress of the International Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 10, February 7 1862, pp. 167-168. I-13. Burges, William. The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 213, July 1862, pp. 3-12. I-14. Burges, William. The Japanese Court in The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, September 1862, vol. 213, pp. 243-254. I-15. Anon. The Japan Court in the International Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, September 20 1862, pp. 318-320. I-16. Anon. Japanese Ornamentation. The Builder, May 2 1863, pp.308-309. I-17. Anon. The Ornamental Art of Japan. The Builder, May 23 1863, pp. 364-366. I-18. Anon. Japanese Ornament. The Builder, June 13 1863, pp. 423-424. I-19. Leighton, John. On Japanese Art. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 11, 1863, pp. 596-599. I-20. Quam, Dilecta. Japanese Decoration Versus "The Flat Geometric". The Builder, 7 November 1863, pp. 798-799. I-21. Rosetti, W. M. Japanese Woodcuts. An Illustrated Story-Book brought from Japan. The Reader, 31 October - 7 November 1863, pp. 501-503, 536-538 I-22. Simmonds, P. L. On Japanese Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.12, 1864, pp. 106-108 I-23. Anon. Japanese Armour. The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1866, p. 126. I-24. Anon. Sketches of Japanese Manners and Customs. By J.M.W. Silver. Illustrated by Native Drawings reproduced in facsimile by means of Chromo-lithography. Published by Day and Son Ltd., The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1867, p. 220. I-25. Holt, H.F. A Japanese "Virgin and Child". Gentleman’s Magazine, vol.67, 1867, pp. 722-728. I-26. Jarves, J. Jackson. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.8, 1869, pp. 182-183. I-27. Anon. Curious Chased and Inlaid Copper Ornaments, The Art Journal, 1870, new series vol. 9, 1870, p. 62. I-28. Anon. The Decorative Art of Japan. The Builder, May 14 1870, pp. 379-381. I-29. Anon. Japanese Literature and Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 10, 1871, p. 160. I-30. Jarves, John Jackson. A Genuine Artistic Race. The Art Journal, new series vol.10, 1871, Part I: pp. 77-79; Part II: pp. 100-101; Part III: pp. 136-137; Part IV pp. 161-162; Part V: pp. 185-186. I-31. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 19, 1871, pp. 348-349. I-32. Anon. Paper-Making Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.19, 1871, pp. 819-820. I-33. Anon. Japanese Decoration in England. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 29. I-34. Anon. (F.R.C.). The Art of Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 293-295. I-35. Dresser, Christopher. Eastern Art and its Influence on European Manufactures and Taste. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.22, 1874, pp. 211-219. I-36. Archer. T.C. Oriental Art in Liverpool. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 13-14. I-37. Anon. Life in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 86-87. I-38. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 14, 1875, pp. 101-105, pp. 201-206, pp. 333-335. I-39. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 23, 1875, pp. 298-299. I-40. Anon. Native Literature of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 376 I-41. Anon. Exhibition in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 828. I-42. Bridge, Cyprian A. G. The Mediterranean of Japan. Fortnightly Review, vol.18, 1875, pp. 205-216. I-43. Burty, Philippe. Japonisme. The Academy, August 7 1875, pp. 150-151. I-44. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 15, 1876, pp. 41-44, pp. 113-116. I-45. Anon. Japanese Lacquer Ware. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 24, 1876, pp. 249-250 I-46. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 41-44 I-47. Anon. Japanese Art Exhibition. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 136 I-48. Anon. The Japanese Manufacture of Fans. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 25, 1877, p. 448. I-49. Jones, Edw. Duffield. Japanese Lacquer-Ware. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 37-38. I-50. Dresser, Christopher. The Art Manufactures of Japan from Personal Observation. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 26, 1878, pp. 169-177. I-51. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, pp. 1-3, pp. 81-84, 137-140. I-52. Anon. Minor Topics. A Japanese Room. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, p. 158. I-53. Anon. Japanese Textile Fabrics. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.26, 1878, pp. 706-707. I-54. Anon. The Japanese and Chinese Collection. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 37. I-55. Anon. (M.A.T.) Japanese Decorative Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 83-84. I-56. Anon. The Manufacture of Bronzes and Porcelain in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 161. I-57. Anon. Minor Topics - Dr. Christopher Dresser. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 165-166. I-58. Anon. Minor Topics - The Proposed Japan Institute. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 221.Volume 2: 47 articles from 1880 to 1899 II-1. Anon. Art Publications. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, pp. 63-64. II-2. Anon. Japanese Curios. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, p. 148. II-3. Pfoundes, C. Art in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.28, 1880, pp. 418-427, pp. 764-765. II-4. Anon. (T.C.A.). Japanese Keramic Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, pp. 239-241. II-5. Anon. Japanese Lacquer and Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 736-737. II-6. Anon. The Pottery and Porcelain Industries of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 764-765. II-7. Anon. Art Exhibitions. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, p. 287 II-8. Pfoundes, C. Japanese Art Its Meaning and the Abuse of It in England Decorative Purposes. Pottery Gazette, 1 December 1881, pp. 1054-1055 II-9. Anon. Some Japanese Painters. The Art Journal, 1884, pp. 5-7. II-10. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 16, 1885, pp. 77-78. II-11. Anon. Temple & c., At the Japanese Village. The Building News, January 23, 1885, p. 121. II-12. Dresser, C. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 30, 1885, p. 189. II-13. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, December 11, 1885, pp. 920-21. II-14. Henley, W. E. Some Japanese Painters. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 63-66. II-15. Anderson, William. Japanese Homes and their Surroundings. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 295-299. II-16. Monkhouse, Cosmo. The Pictorial Arts of Japan. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 391-393. II-17. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 645. II-18. Fagan, Louis. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1886, pp. 377-380. II-19. Hart, Ernest. Japanese Art Work. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 1204-1215, 1231-1242, 1254-1275. II-20. Anon. Art Notes and Reviews. Photography in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1887, p. 415. II-21. Huish, Marcus B. Notes on Japan and its Art Wares. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 5-9, 40-44, 70-74, 116-119, 153-156, 176-180, 239-244. II-22. Anon. Exhibitions. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 93-94. II-23. Anon. Exhibitions - Japanese Pictures. The Art Journal, new series,1888, pp.126-127. II-24. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. A Lesson from Kyosai. Magazine of Art, vol.11,1888, pp. 192-199. II-25. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. The Living Art of the Country. Magazine of Art, vol.11, 1888, pp. 255-261. II-26. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. Japanese Art Productions. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1889, pp. 694-697. II-27. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. The Industrial Arts and Manufactures of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1890, pp. 673-84. II-28. Anon. Megilp. The Bailie, 22 February, 1893, p. 12. II-29. Holme, Charles. Japanese Pottery. The Art Journal, new series, 1892, pp. 154-158. II-30. Piggott, F.T. Japanesque. The Building News, 29 July 1892, pp. 132-134. II-31. Brinkley, Frank. Artistic Japan at Chicago: A Description of Japanese Works of Art Sent to the Worlds Fair: Works in Metal Glyptic Works. The Japan Mail, 1893, pp. 1-26. II-32. Anon. George Henry and E.A. Hornel. Quiz (Glasgow). February 16, 1893, p. 226. II-33. Holme, Charles. Artistic Garden in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 1, 1893, pp. 129-135. II-34. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Netsuke. The Studio (London), vol .2, 1894, pp. 123-129. II-35. Dillon, Frank. Studies by Japanese Artists. The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1894, pp. 35-41. II-36. Anon. Woodcut Printing in Water-Colours. After the Japanese Manner, The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1895, pp. 110-116. II-37. Bing, S. The Art of Utamaro. The Studio (London), vol. 4, 1895, pp. 137-141. II-38. Anon. (Editor). Japanese Course of Instruction in Wood-Curving. The Studio (London), vol. 5, 1895, pp. 114-116, 152-154, 190-192, 221-224. II-39. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Chasing and Chasers. The Studio (London), vol. 7, 1896, pp. 15-21. II-40. Anon. (D. M.) Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol. 9, 1896, p. 208-211. II-41. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokio July 15 1896. The Studio (London), vol.10, 1897, pp. 32-36. II-42. Anon. "Mr. Menpes" Japanese Drawings. The Studio (London), vol. 10, 1897, pp. 165-177. II-43. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokyo August 1 1896. The Studio (London), vol. 12, 1898, pp. 21-26. II-44. Burton, M.R. Hill. Photography and Colour-Printing in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 14, 1898, pp. 245-254. II-45. Anderson, William. A Japanese Artist Kawanabe Kiosai. The Studio (London), vol. 15, 1899, pp. 29-39. II-46. Anon. Mr. Mortimer Menpes House. An Experiment in the Application of Japanese Ornament to the Decoration of an English House. The Studio (London), vol. 17, 1899, pp. 170-178. II-47. Edwards, Osman. Religious Plays in Japan. The Studio (London), vol.18, 1899, pp. 156-163.Volume 3: 42 articles from 1900 to 1911 III-1. Wood, Esther. On Some recent Examples of Chromo-Xylography. The Studio (London), vol.21,1900, pp. 95-105. III-2. Holme, Charles. Japanese Tobacco Boxes. The Studio (London), vol. 22, 1901, pp. 87-94. III-3. Needham, R. The Influence of Japanese Art on Poster Design. The Poster, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 102. III-4. Anon. Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol.23, 1901, pp. 279-282. III-5. Holme, Charles. The Potters Art. - Object Lessons from the Far East. The Studio (London), vol. 24, 1901, pp. 48-57. III-6. Okakura, Kakuzo, Notes on Contemporary Japanese Art. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 126-128. III-7. Anon. Reviews - Japan: A Record in Colour - By Mortimer Menpes. Transcribed by Dorothy Menpes. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 143-144. III-8. Strange, Edward. A Japanese Popular Account of the History of Engraving. Burlington Magazine, May, 1903, pp. 348, 353. III-9. Morrison, Arthur. Kikuchi Yosai. Burlington Magazine, November, 1903, pp. 130-131,133-137,139-141, 143. III-10. Anon. (P.). Studio Talk. Tokyo. The Studio (London), vol. 31, 1904, pp. 174-175. III-11. Holme, Charles. Japanese Flower Painting. The Studio (London), vol .31, 1904, pp. 191-200. III-12. Oliver, Maude I.G. Japanese Art at the St. Louis Exhibition. The Studio (London), vol. 33, 1904, pp. 242-252. III-13. Anon. Bibliography - Japanese Art: The Kokka, Japanese Colour Prints by Edward F. Strange, Japanese Wood Engravings by William Anderson. Burlington Magazine, November 1904, pp. 163-164 III-14. Solon, M. L. Porcelain. Vol. II of the Connoisseurs Library. Burlington Magazine, December 1904, pp. 253 III-15. Anon. Whistler of the East. Modern Japanese Art at the Graves Galleries. The Times, 13 July, 1905, p. 2. III-16. Anon. Art Exhibitions. The Observer (London), 16 July 1905. III-17 Anon. (private wire) Our London Correspondence. London Sunday Night. The Manchester Guardian, 17 July, 1905, p. 6. III-18. Anon. (F. J. M.) Japanese Landscape. Speaker, 22 July, 1905, pp. 391-392. III-19. Anon. (F. R.). Fine Art; Japanese Seccesionists. The Academy, 22 July 1905, pp. 762-763. III-20. Rutter, Frank. Round the Galleries. The Sunday Times, 23 July 1905, p. 3. III-21. Holme, Charles. Chefs d'OEuvre d'Art Japonais. Burlington Magazine, September 1905, pp. 474-475. III-22. Holme, Charles. The Use of Japanese Art to Europe. Burlington Magazine, October 1905, pp. 2-7, 9-11. III-23. Anon. Studies in Japanese Art: Drawings in Lacquer by Zeshin, The Studio (London), vol. 36, 1906, pp. 138-141. III-24. Huish, Marcus B. England's Appreciation of Japanese Art. Transactions and Proceedings of the Japan Society, vol. 7, 1906, pp. 120-139. III-25. Anon. A Landscape by Hokusai. Burlington Magazine, January, 1907, pp. 239-241. III-26. Holmes, Charles. The Fisherwomen: A Colour-Print by Hokusai. Burlington Magazine, April, 1907, pp. 28-29. III-27. Binyon, Laurence. A Note on Colour-Printing in China and Japan. Burlington Magazine, April, 1907, pp. 31-32. III-28. Petrucci, Raphael. The Jiuni-Tennõ of Takuma Chôga. Burlington Magazine, July, 1907, pp. 240, 242-243. III-29. Morrison, Arthur. Chinese and Japanese Painting. Burlington Magazine, December 1908, pp. 158-160. III-30. Fry, Roger. Some Specimens from the Japanese National Monuments. Burlington Magazine, May, 1909, plates I-IV, pp. 119-120 III-31. Holme. Charles. The Cha-no-yu. Pottery of Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 46, 1909, pp. 29-42. III-32. Anon. The Renaissance in Europe and in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1909. pp.147. III-33. Holme, Charles. Western Influence upon Art in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 46, 1909, pp. 280-284. III-34. Baldry, A.L. The Japan=British Exhibition. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp. 257-264. III-35. Markino, Yoshio. Some Thoughts on Old Japanese Art. Fortnightly Review, new series vol. 88, 1910, pp. 81-91. III-36. Piggott, Sir F.T. A Japanese Drawing Lesson. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp.301-304, 328-332, 372-376. III-37. Smith, Robert H. Gardens in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp. 301-304, 345-350. III-38. Taki, Seiichi. The Application of Nature subjects to Designing in Japanese Art. The Studio (London), vol.48, 1910, pp. 125-136. III-39. Aldur, Martin. Studies in Composition. Burlington Magazine, February 1911, pp. 270, 274-276 III-40. Cescinsky, Herbert. Lacquer Work in England-I. Oriental Lacquer. Burlington Magazine, August 1911,294-297. III-41. Cescinsky, Herbert. Lacquer Work in England-II. English Lacquer. Burlington Magazine, September, 1911, pp. 332-333, 336-338. III-42. Markino, Yoshio, Books of the Month. Essays and Bell. The English Review, October 1911, pp. 527-533.

Ayako Ono, Shinshu University, Japan

• Volume 1: 58 articles from 1825 to 1879 Foreword by Margaret F. MacDonald Introduction by Ayako Ono I-1. Anon. Japanese Antiques. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 95, 1825, pp. 259-260. I-2. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Times, Jan 26 1854, p. 10. I-3. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, February 4 1854, pp. 97-98. I-4. Anon. The Ladies of Japan in the Stereoscope. Photographic News. vol. 1, November 12, 1858. p. 113. I-5. Anon. Buildings in Japan. The Builder, 1 October 1859. p. 652 I-6. Anon. Through Japan with a Camera. Photographic News, vol. 3, 1859, pp. 56-58, 68-70, 80-82, 92-93, 104-105, 116-117, 139-140, 150-151, 163-164, 177-178, 188-189, 200-201, 209-210, 225-226, 238-239, 250-251, 262-263, 275, 288-289, 301-302. I-7. MacGowan, D.J. On the Arts and Manufacture of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 8, 3 February 1860, pp. 182-185 I-8. Anon. Japan and the Japanese. The Edinburgh Review or Critical Journal, vol. 153, January-April 1861, pp .37-73. I-9. Anon. Japanese Genius of Imitation. The Builder, 1 February 1861, p. 113 I-10. Jesse, Edward. Japanese Gardeners. Once a Week, 18 May 1861, 1861, pp. 581-582 I-11. Wilson, Andrew. The Inland Sea of Japan. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vol. 90. no. 533, November 1861, pp. 613-623. I-12. Anon. Weekly Progress of the International Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 10, February 7 1862, pp. 167-168. I-13. Burges, William. The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 213, July 1862, pp. 3-12. I-14. Burges, William. The Japanese Court in The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, September 1862, vol. 213, pp. 243-254. I-15. Anon. The Japan Court in the International Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, September 20 1862, pp. 318-320. I-16. Anon. Japanese Ornamentation. The Builder, May 2 1863, pp.308-309. I-17. Anon. The Ornamental Art of Japan. The Builder, May 23 1863, pp. 364-366. I-18. Anon. Japanese Ornament. The Builder, June 13 1863, pp. 423-424. I-19. Leighton, John. On Japanese Art. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 11, 1863, pp. 596-599. I-20. Quam, Dilecta. Japanese Decoration Versus "The Flat Geometric". The Builder, 7 November 1863, pp. 798-799. I-21. Rosetti, W. M. Japanese Woodcuts. An Illustrated Story-Book brought from Japan. The Reader, 31 October - 7 November 1863, pp. 501-503, 536-538 I-22. Simmonds, P. L. On Japanese Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.12, 1864, pp. 106-108 I-23. Anon. Japanese Armour. The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1866, p. 126. I-24. Anon. Sketches of Japanese Manners and Customs. By J.M.W. Silver. Illustrated by Native Drawings reproduced in facsimile by means of Chromo-lithography. Published by Day and Son Ltd., The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1867, p. 220. I-25. Holt, H.F. A Japanese "Virgin and Child". Gentleman’s Magazine, vol.67, 1867, pp. 722-728. I-26. Jarves, J. Jackson. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.8, 1869, pp. 182-183. I-27. Anon. Curious Chased and Inlaid Copper Ornaments, The Art Journal, 1870, new series vol. 9, 1870, p. 62. I-28. Anon. The Decorative Art of Japan. The Builder, May 14 1870, pp. 379-381. I-29. Anon. Japanese Literature and Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 10, 1871, p. 160. I-30. Jarves, John Jackson. A Genuine Artistic Race. The Art Journal, new series vol.10, 1871, Part I: pp. 77-79; Part II: pp. 100-101; Part III: pp. 136-137; Part IV pp. 161-162; Part V: pp. 185-186. I-31. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 19, 1871, pp. 348-349. I-32. Anon. Paper-Making Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.19, 1871, pp. 819-820. I-33. Anon. Japanese Decoration in England. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 29. I-34. Anon. (F.R.C.). The Art of Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 293-295. I-35. Dresser, Christopher. Eastern Art and its Influence on European Manufactures and Taste. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.22, 1874, pp. 211-219. I-36. Archer. T.C. Oriental Art in Liverpool. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 13-14. I-37. Anon. Life in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 86-87. I-38. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 14, 1875, pp. 101-105, pp. 201-206, pp. 333-335. I-39. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 23, 1875, pp. 298-299. I-40. Anon. Native Literature of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 376 I-41. Anon. Exhibition in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 828. I-42. Bridge, Cyprian A. G. The Mediterranean of Japan. Fortnightly Review, vol.18, 1875, pp. 205-216. I-43. Burty, Philippe. Japonisme. The Academy, August 7 1875, pp. 150-151. I-44. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 15, 1876, pp. 41-44, pp. 113-116. I-45. Anon. Japanese Lacquer Ware. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 24, 1876, pp. 249-250 I-46. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 41-44 I-47. Anon. Japanese Art Exhibition. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 136 I-48. Anon. The Japanese Manufacture of Fans. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 25, 1877, p. 448. I-49. Jones, Edw. Duffield. Japanese Lacquer-Ware. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 37-38. I-50. Dresser, Christopher. The Art Manufactures of Japan from Personal Observation. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 26, 1878, pp. 169-177. I-51. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, pp. 1-3, pp. 81-84, 137-140. I-52. Anon. Minor Topics. A Japanese Room. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, p. 158. I-53. Anon. Japanese Textile Fabrics. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.26, 1878, pp. 706-707. I-54. Anon. The Japanese and Chinese Collection. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 37. I-55. Anon. (M.A.T.) Japanese Decorative Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 83-84. I-56. Anon. The Manufacture of Bronzes and Porcelain in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 161. I-57. Anon. Minor Topics - Dr. Christopher Dresser. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 165-166. I-58. Anon. Minor Topics - The Proposed Japan Institute. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 221.Volume 2: 47 articles from 1880 to 1899 II-1. Anon. Art Publications. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, pp. 63-64. II-2. Anon. Japanese Curios. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, p. 148. II-3. Pfoundes, C. Art in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.28, 1880, pp. 418-427, pp. 764-765. II-4. Anon. (T.C.A.). Japanese Keramic Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, pp. 239-241. II-5. Anon. Japanese Lacquer and Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 736-737. II-6. Anon. The Pottery and Porcelain Industries of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 764-765. II-7. Anon. Art Exhibitions. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, p. 287 II-8. Pfoundes, C. Japanese Art Its Meaning and the Abuse of It in England Decorative Purposes. Pottery Gazette, 1 December 1881, pp. 1054-1055 II-9. Anon. Some Japanese Painters. The Art Journal, 1884, pp. 5-7. II-10. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 16, 1885, pp. 77-78. II-11. Anon. Temple & c., At the Japanese Village. The Building News, January 23, 1885, p. 121. II-12. Dresser, C. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 30, 1885, p. 189. II-13. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, December 11, 1885, pp. 920-21. II-14. Henley, W. E. Some Japanese Painters. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 63-66. II-15. Anderson, William. Japanese Homes and their Surroundings. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 295-299. II-16. Monkhouse, Cosmo. The Pictorial Arts of Japan. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 391-393. II-17. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 645. II-18. Fagan, Louis. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1886, pp. 377-380. II-19. Hart, Ernest. Japanese Art Work. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 1204-1215, 1231-1242, 1254-1275. II-20. Anon. Art Notes and Reviews. Photography in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1887, p. 415. II-21. Huish, Marcus B. Notes on Japan and its Art Wares. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 5-9, 40-44, 70-74, 116-119, 153-156, 176-180, 239-244. II-22. Anon. Exhibitions. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 93-94. II-23. Anon. Exhibitions - Japanese Pictures. The Art Journal, new series,1888, pp.126-127. II-24. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. A Lesson from Kyosai. Magazine of Art, vol.11,1888, pp. 192-199. II-25. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. The Living Art of the Country. Magazine of Art, vol.11, 1888, pp. 255-261. II-26. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. Japanese Art Productions. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1889, pp. 694-697. II-27. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. The Industrial Arts and Manufactures of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1890, pp. 673-84. II-28. Anon. Megilp. The Bailie, 22 February, 1893, p. 12. II-29. Holme, Charles. Japanese Pottery. The Art Journal, new series, 1892, pp. 154-158. II-30. Piggott, F.T. Japanesque. The Building News, 29 July 1892, pp. 132-134. II-31. Brinkley, Frank. Artistic Japan at Chicago: A Description of Japanese Works of Art Sent to the Worlds Fair: Works in Metal Glyptic Works. The Japan Mail, 1893, pp. 1-26. II-32. Anon. George Henry and E.A. Hornel. Quiz (Glasgow). February 16, 1893, p. 226. II-33. Holme, Charles. Artistic Garden in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 1, 1893, pp. 129-135. II-34. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Netsuke. The Studio (London), vol .2, 1894, pp. 123-129. II-35. Dillon, Frank. Studies by Japanese Artists. The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1894, pp. 35-41. II-36. Anon. Woodcut Printing in Water-Colours. After the Japanese Manner, The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1895, pp. 110-116. II-37. Bing, S. The Art of Utamaro. The Studio (London), vol. 4, 1895, pp. 137-141. II-38. Anon. (Editor). Japanese Course of Instruction in Wood-Curving. The Studio (London), vol. 5, 1895, pp. 114-116, 152-154, 190-192, 221-224. II-39. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Chasing and Chasers. The Studio (London), vol. 7, 1896, pp. 15-21. II-40. Anon. (D. M.) Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol. 9, 1896, p. 208-211. II-41. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokio July 15 1896. The Studio (London), vol.10, 1897, pp. 32-36. II-42. Anon. "Mr. Menpes" Japanese Drawings. The Studio (London), vol. 10, 1897, pp. 165-177. II-43. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokyo August 1 1896. The Studio (London), vol. 12, 1898, pp. 21-26. II-44. Burton, M.R. Hill. Photography and Colour-Printing in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 14, 1898, pp. 245-254. II-45. Anderson, William. A Japanese Artist Kawanabe Kiosai. The Studio (London), vol. 15, 1899, pp. 29-39. II-46. Anon. Mr. Mortimer Menpes House. An Experiment in the Application of Japanese Ornament to the Decoration of an English House. The Studio (London), vol. 17, 1899, pp. 170-178. II-47. Edwards, Osman. Religious Plays in Japan. The Studio (London), vol.18, 1899, pp. 156-163.Volume 3: 42 articles from 1900 to 1911 III-1. Wood, Esther. On Some recent Examples of Chromo-Xylography. The Studio (London), vol.21,1900, pp. 95-105. III-2. Holme, Charles. Japanese Tobacco Boxes. The Studio (London), vol. 22, 1901, pp. 87-94. III-3. Needham, R. The Influence of Japanese Art on Poster Design. The Poster, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 102. III-4. Anon. Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol.23, 1901, pp. 279-282. III-5. Holme, Charles. The Potters Art. - Object Lessons from the Far East. The Studio (London), vol. 24, 1901, pp. 48-57. III-6. Okakura, Kakuzo, Notes on Contemporary Japanese Art. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 126-128. III-7. Anon. Reviews - Japan: A Record in Colour - By Mortimer Menpes. Transcribed by Dorothy Menpes. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 143-144. III-8. Strange, Edward. A Japanese Popular Account of the History of Engraving. Burlington Magazine, May, 1903, pp. 348, 353. III-9. Morrison, Arthur. Kikuchi Yosai. Burlington Magazine, November, 1903, pp. 130-131,133-137,139-141, 143. III-10. Anon. (P.). Studio Talk. Tokyo. The Studio (London), vol. 31, 1904, pp. 174-175. III-11. Holme, Charles. Japanese Flower Painting. The Studio (London), vol .31, 1904, pp. 191-200. III-12. Oliver, Maude I.G. Japanese Art at the St. Louis Exhibition. The Studio (London), vol. 33, 1904, pp. 242-252. III-13. Anon. Bibliography - Japanese Art: The Kokka, Japanese Colour Prints by Edward F. Strange, Japanese Wood Engravings by William Anderson. Burlington Magazine, November 1904, pp. 163-164 III-14. Solon, M. L. Porcelain. Vol. II of the Connoisseurs Library. Burlington Magazine, December 1904, pp. 253 III-15. Anon. Whistler of the East. Modern Japanese Art at the Graves Galleries. The Times, 13 July, 1905, p. 2. III-16. Anon. Art Exhibitions. The Observer (London), 16 July 1905. III-17 Anon. (private wire) Our London Correspondence. London Sunday Night. The Manchester Guardian, 17 July, 1905, p. 6. III-18. Anon. (F. J. M.) Japanese Landscape. Speaker, 22 July, 1905, pp. 391-392. III-19. Anon. (F. R.). Fine Art; Japanese Seccesionists. The Academy, 22 July 1905, pp. 762-763. III-20. Rutter, Frank. Round the Galleries. The Sunday Times, 23 July 1905, p. 3. III-21. Holme, Charles. Chefs d'OEuvre d'Art Japonais. Burlington Magazine, September 1905, pp. 474-475. III-22. Holme, Charles. The Use of Japanese Art to Europe. Burlington Magazine, October 1905, pp. 2-7, 9-11. III-23. Anon. Studies in Japanese Art: Drawings in Lacquer by Zeshin, The Studio (London), vol. 36, 1906, pp. 138-141. III-24. Huish, Marcus B. England's Appreciation of Japanese Art. Transactions and Proceedings of the Japan Society, vol. 7, 1906, pp. 120-139. III-25. Anon. A Landscape by Hokusai. Burlington Magazine, January, 1907, pp. 239-241. III-26. Holmes, Charles. The Fisherwomen: A Colour-Print by Hokusai. Burlington Magazine, April, 1907, pp. 28-29. III-27. Binyon, Laurence. A Note on Colour-Printing in China and Japan. Burlington Magazine, April, 1907, pp. 31-32. III-28. Petrucci, Raphael. The Jiuni-Tennõ of Takuma Chôga. Burlington Magazine, July, 1907, pp. 240, 242-243. III-29. Morrison, Arthur. Chinese and Japanese Painting. Burlington Magazine, December 1908, pp. 158-160. III-30. Fry, Roger. Some Specimens from the Japanese National Monuments. Burlington Magazine, May, 1909, plates I-IV, pp. 119-120 III-31. Holme. Charles. The Cha-no-yu. Pottery of Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 46, 1909, pp. 29-42. III-32. Anon. The Renaissance in Europe and in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1909. pp.147. III-33. Holme, Charles. Western Influence upon Art in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 46, 1909, pp. 280-284. III-34. Baldry, A.L. The Japan=British Exhibition. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp. 257-264. III-35. Markino, Yoshio. Some Thoughts on Old Japanese Art. Fortnightly Review, new series vol. 88, 1910, pp. 81-91. III-36. Piggott, Sir F.T. A Japanese Drawing Lesson. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp.301-304, 328-332, 372-376. III-37. Smith, Robert H. Gardens in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1910, pp. 301-304, 345-350. III-38. Taki, Seiichi. The Application of Nature subjects to Designing in Japanese Art. The Studio (London), vol.48, 1910, pp. 125-136. III-39. Aldur, Martin. Studies in Composition. Burlington Magazine, February 1911, pp. 270, 274-276 III-40. Cescinsky, Herbert. Lacquer Work in England-I. Oriental Lacquer. Burlington Magazine, August 1911,294-297. III-41. Cescinsky, Herbert. Lacquer Work in England-II. English Lacquer. Burlington Magazine, September, 1911, pp. 332-333, 336-338. III-42. Markino, Yoshio, Books of the Month. Essays and Bell. The English Review, October 1911, pp. 527-533.

Ayako Ono, Shinshu University, Japan

• Volume 1: 58 articles from 1825 to 1879 Foreword by Margaret F. MacDonald Introduction by Ayako Ono I-1. Anon. Japanese Antiques. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 95, 1825, pp. 259-260. I-2. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Times, Jan 26 1854, p. 10. I-3. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, February 4 1854, pp. 97-98. I-4. Anon. The Ladies of Japan in the Stereoscope. Photographic News. vol. 1, November 12, 1858. p. 113. I-5. Anon. Buildings in Japan. The Builder, 1 October 1859. p. 652 I-6. Anon. Through Japan with a Camera. Photographic News, vol. 3, 1859, pp. 56-58, 68-70, 80-82, 92-93, 104-105, 116-117, 139-140, 150-151, 163-164, 177-178, 188-189, 200-201, 209-210, 225-226, 238-239, 250-251, 262-263, 275, 288-289, 301-302. I-7. MacGowan, D.J. On the Arts and Manufacture of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 8, 3 February 1860, pp. 182-185 I-8. Anon. Japan and the Japanese. The Edinburgh Review or Critical Journal, vol. 153, January-April 1861, pp .37-73. I-9. Anon. Japanese Genius of Imitation. The Builder, 1 February 1861, p. 113 I-10. Jesse, Edward. Japanese Gardeners. Once a Week, 18 May 1861, 1861, pp. 581-582 I-11. Wilson, Andrew. The Inland Sea of Japan. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vol. 90. no. 533, November 1861, pp. 613-623. I-12. Anon. Weekly Progress of the International Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 10, February 7 1862, pp. 167-168. I-13. Burges, William. The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 213, July 1862, pp. 3-12. I-14. Burges, William. The Japanese Court in The International Exhibition. Gentleman’s Magazine, September 1862, vol. 213, pp. 243-254. I-15. Anon. The Japan Court in the International Exhibition. The Illustrated London News, September 20 1862, pp. 318-320. I-16. Anon. Japanese Ornamentation. The Builder, May 2 1863, pp.308-309. I-17. Anon. The Ornamental Art of Japan. The Builder, May 23 1863, pp. 364-366. I-18. Anon. Japanese Ornament. The Builder, June 13 1863, pp. 423-424. I-19. Leighton, John. On Japanese Art. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 11, 1863, pp. 596-599. I-20. Quam, Dilecta. Japanese Decoration Versus "The Flat Geometric". The Builder, 7 November 1863, pp. 798-799. I-21. Rosetti, W. M. Japanese Woodcuts. An Illustrated Story-Book brought from Japan. The Reader, 31 October - 7 November 1863, pp. 501-503, 536-538 I-22. Simmonds, P. L. On Japanese Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.12, 1864, pp. 106-108 I-23. Anon. Japanese Armour. The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1866, p. 126. I-24. Anon. Sketches of Japanese Manners and Customs. By J.M.W. Silver. Illustrated by Native Drawings reproduced in facsimile by means of Chromo-lithography. Published by Day and Son Ltd., The Art Journal, new series vol.6, 1867, p. 220. I-25. Holt, H.F. A Japanese "Virgin and Child". Gentleman’s Magazine, vol.67, 1867, pp. 722-728. I-26. Jarves, J. Jackson. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.8, 1869, pp. 182-183. I-27. Anon. Curious Chased and Inlaid Copper Ornaments, The Art Journal, 1870, new series vol. 9, 1870, p. 62. I-28. Anon. The Decorative Art of Japan. The Builder, May 14 1870, pp. 379-381. I-29. Anon. Japanese Literature and Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 10, 1871, p. 160. I-30. Jarves, John Jackson. A Genuine Artistic Race. The Art Journal, new series vol.10, 1871, Part I: pp. 77-79; Part II: pp. 100-101; Part III: pp. 136-137; Part IV pp. 161-162; Part V: pp. 185-186. I-31. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 19, 1871, pp. 348-349. I-32. Anon. Paper-Making Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.19, 1871, pp. 819-820. I-33. Anon. Japanese Decoration in England. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 29. I-34. Anon. (F.R.C.). The Art of Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 11, 1872, p. 293-295. I-35. Dresser, Christopher. Eastern Art and its Influence on European Manufactures and Taste. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.22, 1874, pp. 211-219. I-36. Archer. T.C. Oriental Art in Liverpool. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 13-14. I-37. Anon. Life in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol. 13, 1874, pp. 86-87. I-38. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 14, 1875, pp. 101-105, pp. 201-206, pp. 333-335. I-39. Anon. Silk Culture in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 23, 1875, pp. 298-299. I-40. Anon. Native Literature of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 376 I-41. Anon. Exhibition in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.23, 1875, p. 828. I-42. Bridge, Cyprian A. G. The Mediterranean of Japan. Fortnightly Review, vol.18, 1875, pp. 205-216. I-43. Burty, Philippe. Japonisme. The Academy, August 7 1875, pp. 150-151. I-44. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 15, 1876, pp. 41-44, pp. 113-116. I-45. Anon. Japanese Lacquer Ware. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 24, 1876, pp. 249-250 I-46. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 41-44 I-47. Anon. Japanese Art Exhibition. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 136 I-48. Anon. The Japanese Manufacture of Fans. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 25, 1877, p. 448. I-49. Jones, Edw. Duffield. Japanese Lacquer-Ware. The Art Journal, new series vol. 16, 1877, pp. 37-38. I-50. Dresser, Christopher. The Art Manufactures of Japan from Personal Observation. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 26, 1878, pp. 169-177. I-51. Alcock, Rutherford. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, pp. 1-3, pp. 81-84, 137-140. I-52. Anon. Minor Topics. A Japanese Room. The Art Journal, new series vol.17, 1878, p. 158. I-53. Anon. Japanese Textile Fabrics. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.26, 1878, pp. 706-707. I-54. Anon. The Japanese and Chinese Collection. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 37. I-55. Anon. (M.A.T.) Japanese Decorative Art. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 83-84. I-56. Anon. The Manufacture of Bronzes and Porcelain in Japan. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 161. I-57. Anon. Minor Topics - Dr. Christopher Dresser. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, pp. 165-166. I-58. Anon. Minor Topics - The Proposed Japan Institute. The Art Journal, new series vol.18, 1879, p. 221.Volume 2: 47 articles from 1880 to 1899 II-1. Anon. Art Publications. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, pp. 63-64. II-2. Anon. Japanese Curios. The Art Journal, new series vol. 19, 1880, p. 148. II-3. Pfoundes, C. Art in Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.28, 1880, pp. 418-427, pp. 764-765. II-4. Anon. (T.C.A.). Japanese Keramic Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, pp. 239-241. II-5. Anon. Japanese Lacquer and Paper. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 736-737. II-6. Anon. The Pottery and Porcelain Industries of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol.29, 1881, pp. 764-765. II-7. Anon. Art Exhibitions. The Art Journal, new series, 1881, p. 287 II-8. Pfoundes, C. Japanese Art Its Meaning and the Abuse of It in England Decorative Purposes. Pottery Gazette, 1 December 1881, pp. 1054-1055 II-9. Anon. Some Japanese Painters. The Art Journal, 1884, pp. 5-7. II-10. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 16, 1885, pp. 77-78. II-11. Anon. Temple & c., At the Japanese Village. The Building News, January 23, 1885, p. 121. II-12. Dresser, C. A Japanese Village. The Building News, January 30, 1885, p. 189. II-13. Anon. A Japanese Village. The Building News, December 11, 1885, pp. 920-21. II-14. Henley, W. E. Some Japanese Painters. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 63-66. II-15. Anderson, William. Japanese Homes and their Surroundings. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 295-299. II-16. Monkhouse, Cosmo. The Pictorial Arts of Japan. Magazine of Art, vol. 9, 1886, pp. 391-393. II-17. Anon. Japanese Exhibition. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 645. II-18. Fagan, Louis. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1886, pp. 377-380. II-19. Hart, Ernest. Japanese Art Work. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 34, 1886, pp. 1204-1215, 1231-1242, 1254-1275. II-20. Anon. Art Notes and Reviews. Photography in Japan. The Art Journal, new series, 1887, p. 415. II-21. Huish, Marcus B. Notes on Japan and its Art Wares. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 5-9, 40-44, 70-74, 116-119, 153-156, 176-180, 239-244. II-22. Anon. Exhibitions. Japanese Art. The Art Journal, new series, 1888, pp. 93-94. II-23. Anon. Exhibitions - Japanese Pictures. The Art Journal, new series,1888, pp.126-127. II-24. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. A Lesson from Kyosai. Magazine of Art, vol.11,1888, pp. 192-199. II-25. Menpes, Mortimer. A Personal View of Japanese Art. The Living Art of the Country. Magazine of Art, vol.11, 1888, pp. 255-261. II-26. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. Japanese Art Productions. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1889, pp. 694-697. II-27. Liberty, Arthur Lasenby. The Industrial Arts and Manufactures of Japan. Journal of the Society of Arts, vol. 37, 1890, pp. 673-84. II-28. Anon. Megilp. The Bailie, 22 February, 1893, p. 12. II-29. Holme, Charles. Japanese Pottery. The Art Journal, new series, 1892, pp. 154-158. II-30. Piggott, F.T. Japanesque. The Building News, 29 July 1892, pp. 132-134. II-31. Brinkley, Frank. Artistic Japan at Chicago: A Description of Japanese Works of Art Sent to the Worlds Fair: Works in Metal Glyptic Works. The Japan Mail, 1893, pp. 1-26. II-32. Anon. George Henry and E.A. Hornel. Quiz (Glasgow). February 16, 1893, p. 226. II-33. Holme, Charles. Artistic Garden in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 1, 1893, pp. 129-135. II-34. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Netsuke. The Studio (London), vol .2, 1894, pp. 123-129. II-35. Dillon, Frank. Studies by Japanese Artists. The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1894, pp. 35-41. II-36. Anon. Woodcut Printing in Water-Colours. After the Japanese Manner, The Studio (London), vol. 3, 1895, pp. 110-116. II-37. Bing, S. The Art of Utamaro. The Studio (London), vol. 4, 1895, pp. 137-141. II-38. Anon. (Editor). Japanese Course of Instruction in Wood-Curving. The Studio (London), vol. 5, 1895, pp. 114-116, 152-154, 190-192, 221-224. II-39. Gilbertson, Edward. Japanese Chasing and Chasers. The Studio (London), vol. 7, 1896, pp. 15-21. II-40. Anon. (D. M.) Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol. 9, 1896, p. 208-211. II-41. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokio July 15 1896. The Studio (London), vol.10, 1897, pp. 32-36. II-42. Anon. "Mr. Menpes" Japanese Drawings. The Studio (London), vol. 10, 1897, pp. 165-177. II-43. Menpes, Mortimer. A Letter from Japan dated Tokyo August 1 1896. The Studio (London), vol. 12, 1898, pp. 21-26. II-44. Burton, M.R. Hill. Photography and Colour-Printing in Japan. The Studio (London), vol. 14, 1898, pp. 245-254. II-45. Anderson, William. A Japanese Artist Kawanabe Kiosai. The Studio (London), vol. 15, 1899, pp. 29-39. II-46. Anon. Mr. Mortimer Menpes House. An Experiment in the Application of Japanese Ornament to the Decoration of an English House. The Studio (London), vol. 17, 1899, pp. 170-178. II-47. Edwards, Osman. Religious Plays in Japan. The Studio (London), vol.18, 1899, pp. 156-163.Volume 3: 42 articles from 1900 to 1911 III-1. Wood, Esther. On Some recent Examples of Chromo-Xylography. The Studio (London), vol.21,1900, pp. 95-105. III-2. Holme, Charles. Japanese Tobacco Boxes. The Studio (London), vol. 22, 1901, pp. 87-94. III-3. Needham, R. The Influence of Japanese Art on Poster Design. The Poster, vol. 6, 1901, pp. 102. III-4. Anon. Studio-Talk. The Studio (London), vol.23, 1901, pp. 279-282. III-5. Holme, Charles. The Potters Art. - Object Lessons from the Far East. The Studio (London), vol. 24, 1901, pp. 48-57. III-6. Okakura, Kakuzo, Notes on Contemporary Japanese Art. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 126-128. III-7. Anon. Reviews - Japan: A Record in Colour - By Mortimer Menpes. Transcribed by Dorothy Menpes. The Studio (London), vol.25, 1901, pp. 143-144. III-8. Strange, Edward. A Japanese Popular Account of the History of Engraving. Burlington Magazine, May, 1903, pp. 348, 353. III-9. Morrison, Arthur. Kikuchi Yosai. Burlington Magazine, November, 1903, pp. 130-131,133-137,139-141, 143. III-10. Anon. (P.). Studio Talk. Tokyo. The Studio (London), vol. 31, 1904, pp. 174-175. III-11. Holme, Charles. Japanese Flower Painting. The Studio (London), vol .31, 1904, pp. 191-200. III-12. Oliver, Maude I.G. Japanese Art at the St. Louis Exhibition. The Studio (London), vol. 33, 1904, pp. 242-252. III-13. Anon. Bibliography - Japanese Art: The Kokka, Japanese Colour Prints by Edward F. Strange, Japanese Wood Engravings by William Anderson. 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