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New Year's Card: Narihira Passing Mount Fuji, from the series Eight Views of Horses (Uma hasshû)
New Year's Card: Narihira Passing Mount Fuji, from the series Eight Views of Horses (Uma hasshû)

New Year's Card: Narihira Passing Mount Fuji, from the series Eight Views of Horses (Uma hasshû)

Taniguchi Kôkyô (Japanese, 1864–1915)
Place of CreationJapan
Medium/TechniqueColor lithograph; ink and metallic pigment 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 number2002.20863
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).
Pine Trees (Matsubara zu) for the Twentieth Anniversary Issue of Hinode shinbun
Pine Trees (Matsubara zu) for the Twentieth Anniversary Issue of Hinode shinbun
Taniguchi Kôkyô
A Posture Dance on Stage (Maiko)
A Posture Dance on Stage (Maiko)
Taniguchi Kôkyô
The Heron Maiden (Sagi musume)
The Heron Maiden (Sagi musume)
Taniguchi Kôkyô
about 1910s
Image Not Available for Pheasants and Young Pines
Pheasants and Young Pines
Taniguchi Kamei
mid 19th century
Painted Flower--Poppy
Painted Flower--Poppy
Taniguchi Shigeru
1986 (Shôwa 61)
A Sailor of Our Warship Sazanami Jumped onto the Deck of a Russian Ship. With a Thundering Cry, "Hey You!" He Cut at the Enemy Captain and Kicked Him into the Water. --In the Sea Battle near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904
A Sailor of Our Warship Sazanami Jumped onto the Deck of a Russian Ship. With a Thundering Cry, "Hey You!" He Cut at the Enemy Captain and Kicked Him into the Water. --In the Sea Battle near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37), March 28
Our Destroyers Fiercely Fought the Enemy Ships Outside of Port Arthur and Defeated the Enemy Fleet at Dawn April 13, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Ryojunkô-gai ni oite tekkan ni kinsetsu shite gekisen shi ôi ni tekitai o yaburu)
Our Destroyers Fiercely Fought the Enemy Ships Outside of Port Arthur and Defeated the Enemy Fleet at Dawn April 13, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Ryojunkô-gai ni oite tekkan ni kinsetsu shite gekisen shi ôi ni tekitai o yaburu)
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37), printed April 17, published April 25
On March 10, 1904, an Enemy Warship Seized by Our Ship Sazanami Was About to Sink Due to Leakage of Water, and Brave Sailors from Our Ship Removed the Battle Flag at Risk of Their Lives (Waga Sazanami kan hokaku no tekikan rôsui no tame chinbotsu sen to shô ni gakan no yûhei ken o okashite gunki o tekkyo suru no zu, yoji Meiji sanjûshichinen sangatsu tôka)
On March 10, 1904, an Enemy Warship Seized by Our Ship Sazanami Was About to Sink Due to Leakage of Water, and Brave Sailors from Our Ship Removed the Battle Flag at Risk of Their Lives (Waga Sazanami kan hokaku no tekikan rôsui no tame chinbotsu sen to shô ni gakan no yûhei ken o okashite gunki o tekkyo suru no zu, yoji Meiji sanjûshichinen sangatsu tôka)
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37), April
Outside Port Arthur, Our Naval Suicide Squads, in Scrapped Vessels Disguised as Warships and Under a Shower of Bullets, Bravely Destroyed Their Ships to Block the Entrance of the Harbor--Before Dawn, February 25, 1904 (Waga kesshi kantai haisen o gunkan ni yosooi hōdan uka yū o furutte josen o hasai Ryojunkō o heisoku no zu, Meiji jūshjichinen nigatsu jūnigonichi mimei)
Outside Port Arthur, Our Naval Suicide Squads, in Scrapped Vessels Disguised as Warships and Under a Shower of Bullets, Bravely Destroyed Their Ships to Block the Entrance of the Harbor--Before Dawn, February 25, 1904 (Waga kesshi kantai haisen o gunkan ni yosooi hōdan uka yū o furutte josen o hasai Ryojunkō o heisoku no zu, Meiji jūshjichinen nigatsu jūnigonichi mimei)
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37)
Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking Enemy Ships at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 a.m. on February 14, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Hayatori Asagiri taifûsetsu Ryôjun ni oite tekikan o chin suru no zu)
Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking Enemy Ships at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 a.m. on February 14, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Hayatori Asagiri taifûsetsu Ryôjun ni oite tekikan o chin suru no zu)
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37), February
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Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking Enemy Ships at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 a.m. on February 14, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Hayatori Asagiri taifûsetsu Ryôjun ni oite tekikan o chin suru no zu)
Harada Kôkyo
1904 (Meiji 37), February
Attack
Attack
Artist unknown, Japanese
cancelled 1905