Utagawa Kunisada Print Series Cross-Reference

The series are arranged in basically chronological order, by year (more precise ordering of the later ones, where months are known, seems superflous given that for earlier series, not even the year is known precisely). In some cases various references disagree about the date of a given series; the date given for these includes the entire range covered by both references.

Notes are indicated by the sequence # with a number, which are hyper-link to the note. Japanese titles are given where known, with alternative translations inside [ ] delimiters; names commonly used by collectors to identify some series are given inside {" "} delimiters.

Where another artist collaborated on the same individual prints as Kunisada, their name is given inside { } delimiters; for series where there were multiple artists, but different artists did complete prints, their name(s) are given inside ( ) delimiters.

The numbers given in the reference section are item numbers, unless otherwise noted (e.g. as page numbers); in some volumes, the same numbers are reused for color and black-and-white plates, and color plates are indicated with a 'C' number. A reference marked with a '*' means that the reference contains the complete series.

I have done my best to get rid of duplicates, but there may still be one or two. I hope to add publisher data at some point in the future, although this may be complicated by instances where Kunisada used more than one publisher for a series, or where the blocks were sold on to a second (or more, in some instances) publisher for later editions.

Series List

1. Hiroshige drew 19 prints in this series, and Kuniyoshi was responsible for 31.
2. Hiroshige drew 35 prints in this series, and Kuniyoshi was responsible for 51.

References

[Forrer]	Matthi Forrer, "The Baur Collection: Japanese Prints
	Volume I", Collections Baur, Geneva, 1994

[Frabetti]	Giuliano Frabetti, Jack Hillier, Flavia Arzeni Biancheri,
	"An Italian in Japan: Paintings, Prints and Scrolls From the
	17th to the 19th Century From the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of
	Oriental Art, Genoa", Electa, Milan, 1991

[Izzard]	Sebastian Izzard, "Kunisada's World",
	Japan Society, New York, 1993

[NarazakiIII]	Muneshige Narazaki, "Ukiyo-E Masterpieces in European
	Collections: Volume 3 - British Museum, III",
	Kodansha, New York, 1988

[Rappard]	Charlotte van Rappard-Boon, "Hiroshige and the Utagawa
	School: Japanese Prints c. 1810-1860 (Catalogue of the Collection
	of Japanese Prints, Rijksmuseum, Part IV)",
	Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, 1984

[Tinios]	Ellis Tinios, "Mirror of the Stage: The Actor Prints of
	Kunisada", University Gallery, Leeds, 1996

[VanGogh]	Charlotte van Rappard-Boon, Willem van Gulik, Keiko van
	Bremen-Ito, "Catalogue of the Van Gogh Museum's Collection of
	Japanese Prints", Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, 1991

[VanVleck]	"The Edward Burr Van Vleck Collection of Japanese
	Prints", Elvehjem Museum of Art, Madison, 1990