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Image Not Available for In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, We Captured the Enemy Flag (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen ni oite teki no gunki o bundori su), No. 35 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûgo)
In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, We Captured the Enemy Flag (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen ni oite teki no gunki o bundori su), No. 35 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûgo)
Image Not Available for In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, We Captured the Enemy Flag (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen ni oite teki no gunki o bundori su), No. 35 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûgo)

In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, We Captured the Enemy Flag (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen ni oite teki no gunki o bundori su), No. 35 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûgo)

Nakajima Ishimatsu (Japanese)
Shôseidô
1905 (Meiji 38), printed April 10, published April 13
Medium/TechniqueColor lithograph; ink on paper
DimensionsUnfolded: 37.9 × 53.2 cm (14 15/16 × 20 15/16 in.)
Credit LineJean S. and Frederic A. Sharf Collection
Accession number2008.630.12
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ClassificationsPrints
ProvenanceApril 2002, sold by Maggs Brothers, Ltd., London to Frederic A Sharf, Boston; 2008, gift of Jean S. and Frederic A. Sharf to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. (Accession Date: June 25, 2008)
Japanese Soldiers Capturing a Fort at Taku (Nihon hei Taiko hôdai senryô no zu)
Japanese Soldiers Capturing a Fort at Taku (Nihon hei Taiko hôdai senryô no zu)
Nakajima Ishimatsu
1900 (Meiji 33), June 28
Image Not Available for The Meeting of Commander Nogi and General Stoessel, and the Inspection of Prisoners, at the Surrender of Port Arthur (Ryôjun kôfuku Nogi taishô Sutesseru shôgun kaiken narabi ni horyo ken'etsu no zu), No. 22 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no nijûni)
The Meeting of Commander Nogi and General Stoessel, and the Inspection of Prisoners, at the Surrender of Port Arthur (Ryôjun kôfuku Nogi taishô Sutesseru shôgun kaiken narabi ni horyo ken'etsu no zu), No. 22 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no nijûni)
Nakajima Ishimatsu
1905 (Meiji 38), printed January 18, published January 21
Image Not Available for In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, Our Troops Captured the Enemy Baggage Train (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen waga gun teki no kasha o bundori su), No. 33 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûsan)
In a Pitched Battle near Mukden, Our Troops Captured the Enemy Baggage Train (Hôten fukin no dai kaisen waga gun teki no kasha o bundori su), No. 33 from the series Accurate Depictions of the War Against Russia, Part II (Seiro jikkyô ga, otsu no sanjûsan)
Nakajima Ishimatsu
1905 (Meiji 38), printed April 5, published April 8
The Inari Shrine at Akatenugui (Akatenugui), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
The Inari Shrine at Akatenugui (Akatenugui), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)
Wrapper (?) for the book Kokkei jinbutsu kotowaza heso no yadogae (Comical Figures for Proverbial Belly Laughs)
Wrapper (?) for the book Kokkei jinbutsu kotowaza heso no yadogae (Comical Figures for Proverbial Belly Laughs)
Nakajima Yoshiume
1830–43 (Tenpô era)
a-c
Akushichibyôe Kagekiyo Attempts to Assassinate Yoritomo at the Great Buddha Hall of Tôdai-ji Temple
Nakajima Yoshiume
Battle between the Minamoto and Taira Clans (Genpei kassen): Kumagai Kojirô Naoie and Etchû Jirobei Moritsugu at Ichinotani
Battle between the Minamoto and Taira Clans (Genpei kassen): Kumagai Kojirô Naoie and Etchû Jirobei Moritsugu at Ichinotani
Nakajima Yoshiume
The Sumiyoshi Shrine (Sumiyoshi), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
The Sumiyoshi Shrine (Sumiyoshi), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)
Shitennô-ji Temple (Shitennô-ji), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Shitennô-ji Temple (Shitennô-ji), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)
Kiyomizu-dera Temple (Kiyomizu), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Kiyomizu-dera Temple (Kiyomizu), from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)
Kishimozenshin, from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Kishimozenshin, from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)
Shimodera-chô, from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Shimodera-chô, from the series Comical Views of Famous Places in Osaka (Kokkei Naniwa meisho)
Nakajima Yoshiume
about 1848–54 (Kaei era)