"Bijutsuka shoshi no shoshi," edited by Masatoshi Nakajima and published by Bensei Shuppan in 2007, collects Japanese-language bibliographies of approximately 2,600 artists and people involved in art from the Middle Ages to the present, both in and outside Japan.
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