和漢名画図巻 第三号 (Wakan Meiga Zumaki, Volume 3) is a beautifully preserved Edo-period illustrated art book, showcasing a blend of Japanese and Chinese classical artistic traditions. This volume features refined landscape scenes, elegant figures, poetic calligraphy, and delicately engraved woodblock illustrations, all characteristic of late-Edo scholarly and artistic culture.
Printed on traditional washi paper, this work reflects the aesthetics of nanga (literati painting) and kangaku (Chinese-influenced scholarship). Throughout the book, the viewer finds serene mountain landscapes, riverside scenes, refined scholars, and poetic passages arranged in classical vertical script.
This is Volume 3 of the series, making it a particularly desirable piece for collectors seeking to complete or enhance a multi-volume Edo art collection. Its combination of fine linework, balanced composition, and clear impression woodblock printing makes it a strong example of Edo-era craftsmanship.
Ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques, enthusiasts of Edo-period woodblock printing, and those interested in the historical exchange of artistic traditions between Japan and China. A rare and authentic cultural artifact, preserved for nearly two centuries.
