Feb. 15-March 22
Kuchi-e prints, illustrations included in the introductory pages of books and magazines, were particularly prevalent from the late Meiji Era (1887-1912) to the early Taisho Era (1912-1926).
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Left to right: Hirezaki Eiho's illustration for "Zoku Furyusen" by Izumi Kyoka, and Kaburaki Kiyokata's illustration for "Yuriko" (Vol. 3) by Kikuchi Yuho | © AKIO NEMOTO
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