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by Self, James; Hirose, NobukoRent Book
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Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction | |
Forms of signature and writing styles | p. 22 |
Arrangement and how to locate characters in dictionary | p. 22 |
Translation of signatures | p. 26 |
Selection of the correct reading | p. 27 |
A basic classification of Japanese names | p. 28 |
The written seal or 'kakihan' | p. 31 |
Identification of difficult and variant characters | p. 31 |
Pronunciation and romanisation of Japanese names | p. 34 |
Placement of signatures | p. 36 |
Examination of signatures | p. 38 |
A step by step guide through signature reading | p. 38 |
The dictionary of kaisho characters | p. 47 |
The Kana | p. 120 |
Explanation and tables of key characters | p. 125 |
Key characters qualifying manufacture, or describing the artist's or craftsman's profession | p. 126 |
Key to characters associated with family and clan names | p. 130 |
Key characters associated with honorary titles and Buddhist names | p. 131 |
Key characters associated with a craftsman's residence or place of work | p. 134 |
Key characters associated with dates and seasons | p. 136 |
Key characters associated with statements of age | p. 138 |
Key characters associated with changes of name, or family and master relationships | p. 140 |
Key characters associated with patrons and patronage | p. 142 |
Miscellaneous key characters | p. 143 |
How to read names of provinces | p. 149 |
A catalogue of geographical and place names | p. 154 |
How to read dates | |
The numerals | p. 171 |
The Nengo system | p. 173 |
The cycle system | p. 177 |
The months and seasons | p. 184 |
Date and censor seals on woodblock prints | p. 186 |
Debased and variant characters | p. 197 |
Facsimile signatures from woodblock prints | p. 223 |
Publishers' trade marks and seals | p. 280 |
Actors' mon | p. 288 |
Genji mon | p. 294 |
Catalogue of artist and craftsman names | |
Swordsmiths | p. 300 |
Metal workers | p. 326 |
Lacquer artists | p. 345 |
Netsuke carvers | p. 351 |
Bibliography | p. 367 |
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