Basil Stewart's book, 'A Guide to Japanese Prints and Their Subject Matter', was first published by E. P. Dutton and Company, New York in 1922 with the title 'Subjects Portrayed in Japanese Colour Prints'. It was reprinted as an unabridged edition by Dover Publications of New York in 1979. It can be ordered online at the Dover Publications Shop.

Preface
List of Illustrations
Glossary
 
PART I - THE COLLECTOR
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: How Colour-Prints Were Produced
Chapter 3: On the Formation and Care of a Collection
Chapter 4: Forgeries, Imitations and Care of a Collection
Chapter 5: Artists of the Ukiyoe School
Chapter 6: Artists of the Ukiyoe School (continued)
Chapter 7: Hokusai and Hiroshige
 
PART II - SUBJECTS OF ILLUSTRATION (I) LANDSCAPES
Chapter 8: Characteristics of Japanese Drawing
Chapter 9: Classification of Subjects
Chapter 10: The Fifty-Three Stations on the Tokaido
Chapter 11: The Fifty-Three Stations on the Tokaido (continued)
Chapter 12: The Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kisokaido
Chapter 13: The Thirty-Six Views of Fuji
Chapter 14: Famous Series of Prints by Hokusai
Chapter 15: Further Series by Hokusai and Pupils
Chapter 16: Miscellaneous Landscape Series (Oblong) by Hiroshige
Chapter 17: Various Series of Hak'kei, or "Eight Views," and "Six Tama Rivers"
Chapter 18: "Provinces" Series by Hiroshige and Hiroshige II
Chapter 19: "The Hundred Famous Views of Yedo"
 
PART III - SUBJECTS OF ILLUSTRATION (II) FIGURE-STUDIES
Chapter 20: Figure-Studies: Courtesans and Geisha
 
PART IV - ACTOR-PORTRAITS AND THEATRICAL SUBJECTS
Chapter 21: Origins and Development of the Japanese Theatre and its Plays
Chapter 22: Theatrical Prints and their Designers
Chapter 23: The Katsukawa School
Chapter 24: The Utagawa School
Chapter 25: Japanese Plays: The Chusingura
Chapter 26: The Drama of the Chushingura (continued)
Chapter 27: The Drama of the Chushingura (continued)
Chapter 28: Hiroshige's Illustrations to the Chushingura (continued)
Chapter 29: The Chushingura by Artists of the Katsukawa and Utagawa Schools
Chapter 30: The Chushingura by Kunisada and Pupils
Chapter 31: Chushingura "Brother Pictures"
Chapter 32: The Sugawara Tragedy
 
PART V - HISTORICAL SUBJECTS, LEGENDS AND STORIES
Chapter 33: Historical Prints by Hiroshige
Chapter 34: Dramatic and Historical Series (continued)
Chapter 35: Biography and Miscellaneous Subjects
 
APPENDICES
Appendix 1: The Dating of Japanese Prints: Chronological Table: Zodiacal Signs: Numerals
Appendix 2: Notes
Appendix 3: List of Ukiyoe Artists
Appendix 4: Reproductions of Artists' Signatures, Publishers' Seals and Actors' Crests
Appendix 5: Bibliography

Index