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New Year's Card: Dog on Airship over Mount Fuji

New Year's Card: Dog on Airship over Mount Fuji

1910
Place of CreationJapan
Medium/TechniqueColor lithograph; embossing; ink on card stock
DimensionsOverall: 13.8 x 8.8 cm (5 7/16 x 3 7/16 in.)
Credit LineLeonard A. Lauder Collection of Japanese Postcards
Accession number2002.8850
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPostcards
Provenanceex. Jaeger Collection

Leonard A. Lauder Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Fractional gift of Lauder (Accession date: March 20, 2002).
The Site from the series The Exposition Promoting Products of Eight Prefectures of Kyushu and Okinawa (Kyushu Okinawa hakken sogo kyoshinkai)
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early 20th century
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Hungarian Women's National Association
Image Not Available for America's Industrial Honor Roll
America's Industrial Honor Roll
The National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1918
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The National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1918
WWI Posters Batch1
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1917
WWI Posters Batch1
Team Work Will Win the War!—Drive America to Victory!
The National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1918
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Japan Photographic Association, Yokohama
WWI Posters Batch1
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WWI Posters Batch1
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The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
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The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917