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- i-37 Celebration of Silver Wedding Anniversary
Utagawa Kokunimasa (active 1894-1905); woodcut; Gift of Norman Christie;
AGGV 89.34.9
SINO JAPANESE WAR PRINTS
1.38 The Occupation of Yongcheng
Utagawa Kokunimasa (active 1894-1895); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.14
1.39 Great Victory of the Japanese Imperial Army at Pyongyang
Utagawa Kokunimasa (active 1894-1895); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.12
1.40 Japanese Army at
the Fall of Pyongyang
Kobayashi Toshimitsu (active 1875-1895); woodcut; Harold and vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.4
1.41 The Japanese Army Occupies Port Arthur
Taguchi Beisaku (1864-1903); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.18
1.42 The Second Army Occupies Jinzhou, China
Yukihide (?) (late 19th century); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.15
1.43 Fierce Battle at Asanf Korea
Shuko (active 1894-1895); woodcut;
Gift of Paul Ziff; aggv 94.61
1.44 Great Japanese Victory at Port Arthur
Watanabe Nobukazu (1874-1944); woodcut; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Minnis; aggv 95.11.3.A-C
1.45 Fierce Battle at Port Arthur
Watanabe Nobukazu (1874-1944); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.9
1.46 Japanese, Chinese and Korean Officials Discuss Peace Terms
Watanabe Nobukazu (1874-1944); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.8
1.47 The Japanese Second Army Attacks Port Arthur
Watanabe Nobukazu (1874-1944); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.6
1.48 The Fall of Jinzhou, China
Watanabe Nobukazu (1874-1944); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.16
1.49 Chinese Officials Surrender to the Japanese Army at Pingyang (Pyongyang)
Migita Toshihide (1863-1925); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.2
1.50 Fierce Battle Outside of Mukden City
Migita Toshihide (1863-1925); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.3
1.51 Chinese Admiral Ding Ruchang about to Commit Suicide after Surrendering to Japanese Forces
Migita Toshihide (1863-1925); woodcut;
Gift of Senora Ryan; aggv 95.11.2
After surrendering to Admiral Ito Sukeyuki, Commander of the Japanese fleet at Weihaiwei, Chinese Admiral Ding Ruchang poisoned him�self. Admiral Ding was the only Chinese leader to put up serious resistance against the Japanese. The Japanese admired his bravery and his dedica�tion in taking his life, so all Japanese vessels low�ered their flags to half-mast as the ship with his body left the harbour.
1.52 Chinese General Ye Zhizhao with his Korean Concubine Retreating from the Japanese Army
Migita Toshihide (1863-1925);
Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.17
1.53 Seven Brave Marines
of the Suicide Corps Land First on the Shore near Weihaiwei
Mizumo Toshikata (1866-1908); woodcut; aggv 89.25.2
1.54 Japanese Naval Officers Plot Strategy Against Chinese Navy
Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.5
1.55 Great Battle of the Saikyo-maru at Haiyangtao
Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915); woodcut; Private Collection
1.56 Long Live Japan!
Victory Song at Pyongyang
Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915); woodcut; Harold and Vera Mortimer-Lamb Purchase Fund; aggv 91.42.13
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