華山画譜
Huashan gahu is a Japanese picture manual (ehon) compiled by Hito Mi Shinshiro and published by Murata Tomojiro in 1882, presumably for artists and students learning Chinese-derived painting styles. Its pictures are monochrome woodblock prints of landscapes, trees, rocky cliffs, a small hut, and a perched bird, drawn with spare, brushlike ink lines and open white ground that a designer could adapt for minimal sketch-style motifs, rock forms, or tree silhouettes.
