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The Japanese Navy Destory Enemy Warships at Weihaiwei

The Japanese Navy Destory Enemy Warships at Weihaiwei

Artist (Japanese, active 1894-1895)
Publisher/Publishing House (Japanese, active late 19th–early 20th century)
CultureJapanese
Date1895
MediumColor woodblock print triptych
Dimensionssheet: 13 15/16 × 27 13/16 in. (35.4 × 70.6 cm)
Classificationsprints
Credit LineThe Gene and Susan Roberts Collection
Object number2017.4.1
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Our Destroyers The Hayatori and The Asagiri Sinking Enemy Warships at Port Arthur during a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 am on February 14, 1904
Our Destroyers The Hayatori and The Asagiri Sinking Enemy Warships at Port Arthur during a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 am on February 14, 1904
Harada Kōkyo
1904
Our Torpedo Boat Sinks the Enemy Warship The Dingyuan at the Battle of Weihaiwei
Our Torpedo Boat Sinks the Enemy Warship The Dingyuan at the Battle of Weihaiwei
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895
Our Naval Forces in the Yellow Sea Firing at the Sinking Chinese Warships
Our Naval Forces in the Yellow Sea Firing at the Sinking Chinese Warships
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1894
In the Battle of the Yellow Sea a Sailor onboard the Japanese Warship Matsushima, on Verge of Dying, Asks Whether or Not the Enemy Ship Had Been Destroyed
In the Battle of the Yellow Sea a Sailor onboard the Japanese Warship Matsushima, on Verge of Dying, Asks Whether or Not the Enemy Ship Had Been Destroyed
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1894
Gun Being Fired on a Warship of the Imperial Navy in the Vicinity of Haiyang Island
Gun Being Fired on a Warship of the Imperial Navy in the Vicinity of Haiyang Island
Mizuno Toshikata
1894
Seven Brave Marines, an Advance Guard of Our Navy, Land on the Shore near Weihaiwei
Seven Brave Marines, an Advance Guard of Our Navy, Land on the Shore near Weihaiwei
Mizuno Toshikata
1895
Japanese Troops Advance on the Ice Towards Weihaiwei
Japanese Troops Advance on the Ice Towards Weihaiwei
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1859
Despite the Snow, the Japanese Army Captures the Stronghold at Weihaiwei
Despite the Snow, the Japanese Army Captures the Stronghold at Weihaiwei
Kobayashi Kiyochika
1895
The Scene of the Sinking of the Russian fleet Outside Port Arthur (on the right is Togo Heiachiro, Commander of the Japanese Imperial Navy, and to the left is Alexeev, Russian Governor General for the Far East)
The Scene of the Sinking of the Russian fleet Outside Port Arthur (on the right is Togo Heiachiro, Commander of the Japanese Imperial Navy, and to the left is Alexeev, Russian Governor General for the Far East)
Unidentified artist
1904
Braving Heavy Snow: A Japanese Army Officer Scouts Enemy Territory
Braving Heavy Snow: A Japanese Army Officer Scouts Enemy Territory
Taguchi Beisaku
1895
On March 10, amid Close Battle between Our Destroyers and Those of the Enemy, a Seaman First Class of Our Sazanami Leapt aboard an Enemy Ship, and Bearing Down on the Ship’s Captain, Gave a Thunderous Shout, and Brandishing His Sword, Cut Him Down and Kicked Him from the Deck into the Sea, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War
On March 10, amid Close Battle between Our Destroyers and Those of the Enemy, a Seaman First Class of Our Sazanami Leapt aboard an Enemy Ship, and Bearing Down on the Ship’s Captain, Gave a Thunderous Shout, and Brandishing His Sword, Cut Him Down and Kicked Him from the Deck into the Sea, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War
Migita Toshihide
1904
On March 27, near Dingzhou, Cavalrymen from Both Sides Attack Each Other on Foot, with Our Most Brave Forces Sending the Enemy into Great Disarray, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War
On March 27, near Dingzhou, Cavalrymen from Both Sides Attack Each Other on Foot, with Our Most Brave Forces Sending the Enemy into Great Disarray, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War
Migita Toshihide
1904