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Minister Ôtori Leaving for Korea (Ôtori kôshi Kanchi ni mukau), from the series Negotiations for the Honor of Japan (Nihon homare danpan)

Minister Ôtori Leaving for Korea (Ôtori kôshi Kanchi ni mukau), from the series Negotiations for the Honor of Japan (Nihon homare danpan)

(Japanese, 1859–1920)
(Japanese)
1894 (Meiji 27), December
Medium/TechniqueWoodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper
DimensionsVertical ôban; 35.2 × 23.3 cm (13 7/8 × 9 3/16 in.)
Credit LineJean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection
Accession number2000.95
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ClassificationsPrints
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ProvenanceVarious dealers: primarily in London and Tokyo. Purchased between 1985-1999.
Sino-Japanese War: Japanese Military Might Captures Pyongyang (Nisshin sensô, Nissei Heijô shôhô zu)
Sino-Japanese War: Japanese Military Might Captures Pyongyang (Nisshin sensô, Nissei Heijô shôhô zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27)
a-c
Illustration of the Occupation of Weihaiwei (Ikaiei senryô no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1895 (Meiji 28)
Our Army Surrounds Tainanfu and Occupies Liu Yongfu's Base (Waga gun taikyo shite Tainanfu o kakomu Ryûeifuku no konkyo o otoshi-iru)
Our Army Surrounds Tainanfu and Occupies Liu Yongfu's Base (Waga gun taikyo shite Tainanfu o kakomu Ryûeifuku no konkyo o otoshi-iru)
Ogata Gekkô
1895 (Meiji 28)
a-c
Sino-Japanese War: Picture of the Great Victory at Fenghuangcheng (Nisshin sensô, Hôôjô dai shôri no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27)
Captain Higuchi, in the Midst of the Attack, Personally Holds a Lost Chinese Child (Higuchi taii shingeki no toji mizukara Seishi no ishi o hôji suru no zu)
Captain Higuchi, in the Midst of the Attack, Personally Holds a Lost Chinese Child (Higuchi taii shingeki no toji mizukara Seishi no ishi o hôji suru no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1895 (Meiji 28)
a-c
Sino-Japanese War: Picture of the Great Victory at Jiuliancheng (Nisshin sensô Kyûrenjô daishô no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27), November
Trooper Kimura Genmatsu Gives his Own Horse to Captain Asakawa and Rescues Him from Danger (Kihei Kimura Genmatsu shi jiko no uma o Asakawa taishô ni susume kiken o menshi suru zu), from the series Mirror of Heroes: Stories of Valor in the War with China (Seishin bidan meiyo kagami)
Trooper Kimura Genmatsu Gives his Own Horse to Captain Asakawa and Rescues Him from Danger (Kihei Kimura Genmatsu shi jiko no uma o Asakawa taishô ni susume kiken o menshi suru zu), from the series Mirror of Heroes: Stories of Valor in the War with China (Seishin bidan meiyo kagami)
Ogata Gekkô
1895 (Meiji 28), March
a-c
Sino-Japanese War: Illustration of the Occupation of the Battery at Port Arthur (Nisshin sensô: Ryojunkô hôdai nottoru no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27)
Sino-Japanese War: The Japanese Navy Victorious Off Takushan (Nisshin sensô Daikosan oki Nikkan senshô no zu)
Sino-Japanese War: The Japanese Navy Victorious Off Takushan (Nisshin sensô Daikosan oki Nikkan senshô no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27), October
Presenting the Portentous Eagle to the Emperor (Reiyô hôken no zu)
Presenting the Portentous Eagle to the Emperor (Reiyô hôken no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27), November
Sino-Japanese War: Picture of the Great Victory at Jiuliancheng (Nisshin-sensô Kyûrenjô daishô no zu)
Sino-Japanese War: Picture of the Great Victory at Jiuliancheng (Nisshin-sensô Kyûrenjô daishô no zu)
Ogata Gekkô
1894 (Meiji 27), November
Citizens Greeting the Carriage of His Imperial Majesty and Commander-in-Chief upon His Return through the Triumphal Arch (Daigensui heika gokan kôgaisenmon gotsûren shimin hôgei no shinzu)
Citizens Greeting the Carriage of His Imperial Majesty and Commander-in-Chief upon His Return through the Triumphal Arch (Daigensui heika gokan kôgaisenmon gotsûren shimin hôgei no shinzu)
Ogata Gekkô
1895 (Meiji 28)