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Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915)
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Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915)
Ten triptychs, most signed and sealed Kiyochika; Eiko no genkan o okashite wagagun roei o haru no zu (Braving the bitter cold, our troops set up camp at Yingkou), 1895, published by Matsuki Heikichi; Chosen Toyoshima kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishori no zu (Great victory of our troops on the Korean Peninsula); Choro gisen Jinsen kaisen (Naval battle at Chemulpo in the Great War against Russia); Hiroshima gyoko Shinbashi onchakuren no zu (Welcoming the Empress at Shinbashi Station on her return from Hiroshima); Hyakushaku gaisho kogeki no zu (Attack at the "100-Foot Cliff"), 1895; Seishin guntai hogei no zu (The victorious army welcomed home), 1895; Nichiro Jinsenko kaisen dai Nippon kaigun daishori Banzai (Great naval victory at Chemulpo in the Russo-Japanese War: Hurray for Japan!), 1894, published by Fukuda Matsujiro; Konoe hohei taisa rentaicho Kumamoto Seiji shi (Mr. Kumamoto Seiji, regimental commander of the imperial artillery brigade); Bokkoretto no zen senryo zu (Conquering the entire island of [Bokkoretto]), 1895; Untitled artillery battle scene, 1905--generally good impressions and color, soiled, stained, creased, some trimmed or wormed
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Ten triptychs, most signed and sealed Kiyochika; Eiko no genkan o okashite wagagun roei o haru no zu (Braving the bitter cold, our troops set up camp at Yingkou), 1895, published by Matsuki Heikichi; Chosen Toyoshima kaihen ni okeru Nisshin kaisen waga gun daishori no zu (Great victory of our troops on the Korean Peninsula); Choro gisen Jinsen kaisen (Naval battle at Chemulpo in the Great War against Russia); Hiroshima gyoko Shinbashi onchakuren no zu (Welcoming the Empress at Shinbashi Station on her return from Hiroshima); Hyakushaku gaisho kogeki no zu (Attack at the "100-Foot Cliff"), 1895; Seishin guntai hogei no zu (The victorious army welcomed home), 1895; Nichiro Jinsenko kaisen dai Nippon kaigun daishori Banzai (Great naval victory at Chemulpo in the Russo-Japanese War: Hurray for Japan!), 1894, published by Fukuda Matsujiro; Konoe hohei taisa rentaicho Kumamoto Seiji shi (Mr. Kumamoto Seiji, regimental commander of the imperial artillery brigade); Bokkoretto no zen senryo zu (Conquering the entire island of [Bokkoretto]), 1895; Untitled artillery battle scene, 1905--generally good impressions and color, soiled, stained, creased, some trimmed or wormed
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