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True Depiction of the Fierce Battle at 203 Meter Hill During the Assault on Port Arthur (Ryôjun kôigun Nihyakusan kôchi dai kusen no jikkyô), No. 21 from the series Illustrated News of the Russo-Japan War (Nichiro kôsen gahô, sono nijûichi)

True Depiction of the Fierce Battle at 203 Meter Hill During the Assault on Port Arthur (Ryôjun kôigun Nihyakusan kôchi dai kusen no jikkyô), No. 21 from the series Illustrated News of the Russo-Japan War (Nichiro kôsen gahô, sono nijûichi)

Kumazawa Kitarô (Japanese)
1905 (Meiji 38), printed January 8, published January 30
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 number2008.630.5
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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)
The Warship Fujisan Under Sail (Fujisan-kan kôkô no zu)
The Warship Fujisan Under Sail (Fujisan-kan kôkô no zu)
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Welcoming Admiral Tôgô and His Brave Officers at the Triumphal Arch in Shinbashi (Shinbashi gaisenmon Tôgô taishô ika yûshô kangei no zu)
Welcoming Admiral Tôgô and His Brave Officers at the Triumphal Arch in Shinbashi (Shinbashi gaisenmon Tôgô taishô ika yûshô kangei no zu)
Kumazawa Kitarô
1905 (Meiji 38), November
Map of the Path of the Conflagration from the Great Earthquake in the Imperial Capital
Map of the Path of the Conflagration from the Great Earthquake in the Imperial Capital
Victims' Information Bureau of Tokyo Imperial University
1923 (Taishô 12)
Title page for the series Famous Places in Tokyo, in Twelve Sheets (Tôkyô meisho, jûni yô)
Title page for the series Famous Places in Tokyo, in Twelve Sheets (Tôkyô meisho, jûni yô)
Suzuki Toshimoto (Raisai)
about 1898 (Meiji 31)
Breakdown of Talks between Japan and Russia (Nichiro danpan fuchô), from the series Album of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen gajô)
Breakdown of Talks between Japan and Russia (Nichiro danpan fuchô), from the series Album of the Russo-Japanese War (Nichiro kôsen gajô)
Kubota Chôkichi
1904 (Meiji 37), printed June 5, published June 10
Road on a High Plateau
Road on a High Plateau
Yamamoto Kanae
1918 (Taishô 7)
Coke Push in Japan (Kôkusu ro)
Coke Push in Japan (Kôkusu ro)
Yoshida Hodaka
1967 (Shôwa 42)
Flying Celestial
Flying Celestial
Yamada Mitsuzô
1974 (Shôwa 49)
Incidents of the Boxer Rebellion in China (Shinkoku Giwadan jiken), No. 1 from the series Pictorial Report on the War in China (Shinkoku senran gahô, sono ichi)
Incidents of the Boxer Rebellion in China (Shinkoku Giwadan jiken), No. 1 from the series Pictorial Report on the War in China (Shinkoku senran gahô, sono ichi)
Kasai Torajirô
1900 (Meiji 33), June 22
The Allied Army and Navy Forces Attacking the Taku [Dagu] Forts (Shinkoku Taiko hôdai Rekkoku rikukaigun hôgeki no zu)
The Allied Army and Navy Forces Attacking the Taku [Dagu] Forts (Shinkoku Taiko hôdai Rekkoku rikukaigun hôgeki no zu)
Ariyama Tomekichi
1900 (Meiji 33), June 24
The Allied Armies Occupying the Taku Forts: The Brave Fight of Captain Shiraishi (Rekkoku rikusentai Taiko senryô, Shiraishi taii funsen sentô no zu), No. 2 from the series Pictorial Report on the War in China (Shinkoku senran gahô, sono ni)
The Allied Armies Occupying the Taku Forts: The Brave Fight of Captain Shiraishi (Rekkoku rikusentai Taiko senryô, Shiraishi taii funsen sentô no zu), No. 2 from the series Pictorial Report on the War in China (Shinkoku senran gahô, sono ni)
Kasai Torajirô
1900 (Meiji 33), June 27
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