Momo chidori

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Book/print. Momo chidori (Myriad birds), known as the 'Bird Book'. Kitagawa Utamaro (Japanese, 1753-1806). Woodcut, circa 1791. Ukiyo-e. Two-volume collection of kyÃ´ka verse with 15 illustrations by Utamaro; printed in colours from woodblocks, with blind embossing and pipette-blown pigment; published by Tsutaya JÃ»saburÃ´, Edo (Tokyo), 1790.
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