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Our Army Routing the Enemy and Occupying the Citadel at Liaoyang (Wagagun teki o tsuigeki shite Ryôyôjô o senryô su), No. 17 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûshichi)

Our Army Routing the Enemy and Occupying the Citadel at Liaoyang (Wagagun teki o tsuigeki shite Ryôyôjô o senryô su), No. 17 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûshichi)

1904 (Meiji 37), printed September 14, published September 17
Medium/TechniqueColor lithograph; ink on paper
DimensionsSheet: 45.7 x 61 cm (18 x 24 in.)
Credit LineJean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection
Accession number2008.564
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ClassificationsPrints
ProvenancePior to 2008, purchased by Frederic A. Sharf; 2008, gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. (Accession Date: June 25, 2008)
Our Army Repulsing Russian Cavalry (Wagagun Rokoku kihei o tsuigeki su), No. 8 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no hachi)
Our Army Repulsing Russian Cavalry (Wagagun Rokoku kihei o tsuigeki su), No. 8 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no hachi)
Artist unidentified, Japanese
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In the Attack on Kiuliencheng, Fierce Fighting near the Ai River (Kyûrenjô kôgeki Aikawa fukin no gekisen), No. 11 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûichi)
In the Attack on Kiuliencheng, Fierce Fighting near the Ai River (Kyûrenjô kôgeki Aikawa fukin no gekisen), No. 11 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûichi)
Artist unidentified, Japanese
1904 (Meiji 37), printed May 20, published May 23
Fighting by Our Cavalry in the Vicinity of Fenghuangcheng (Hôôjô fukin waga kihei no funtô), No. 12 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûni)
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Artist unidentified, Japanese
1904 (Meiji 37), printed May 22, published May 25
Fierce Fighting Near Jinzhou (Kinshû fukin no gekisen), No. 13 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûsan)
Fierce Fighting Near Jinzhou (Kinshû fukin no gekisen), No. 13 from the series True Depictions of the Russian Campaign, Part 1 (Seiro jikkyô ga kô no jûsan)
Artist unidentified, Japanese
1904 (Meiji 37), printed June 1, published June 4
Outside Port Arthur Harbor, Our Naval Squadron Sinks Russian Warships (Ryôjun kôgai waga kantai Rokan o gôchin su), No. 3 from the series Illustrations of the Russo-japanese War (Nichiro sensô zue, sono san)
Artist unidentified, Japanese
1904 (Meiji 37), printed March 10, published March 15
The Meiji Emperor
The Meiji Emperor
Artist unidentified, Japanese
19th century
Restricted: For Reference only
Bush Clover and Insect
Artist unidentified, Japanese
cancelled 1905
Restricted: For Reference only
Falling Leaves
Artist unidentified, Japanese
Restricted: For Reference only
Women in a Stream
Artist unidentified, Japanese
Restricted: For Reference only
Admiral Togo on the Bridge (Senkan ni okeru Togo shirei chokan)
Artist unidentified, Japanese
Restricted: For Reference only
The Surface of the Pond (Ike no men) from Ehagaki sekai
Artist unidentified, Japanese
1908
Restricted: For Reference only
Children in Kimono Who Urinate on a Frog
Artist unidentified, Japanese