Ehon Mizu Ya Sora: A Forerunner of Modern Manga, 1780
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Ehon Mizu Ya Sora: A Forerunner of Modern Manga, 1780
Ehon mizu ya sora is a work by Nichosai, a painter of the mid-Edo period. It is a boldly stylized depiction of kabuki actors on stage.
By Karen Strike
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