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Japanese Army Ready to Attack, War Print

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Artist: Not specified
Title: Japanese Army
Publisher: Matsuno Yonejiro
Date: 1894
Size: (L) 37.7x25.1 (C) 37.6x25.1 (R) 37.6x25.1 cm

Original Japanese woodblock print.

japanese imperial army, japanese history, war print, senso-e, meiji era
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Battle triptychs were produced in large numbers during the Sino-Japanese (1894 - 1895) and Russo-Japanese wars (1904 - 1905) to satisfy widespread interest in the progress of the imperial army and maintain popular support for the conflicts. The prints idealised the heroism of Japanese troops risking their lives for the emperor. As the demand for traditional woodblock prints fell in the Meiji era, many artists turned to wartime propaganda to make ends meet.

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Print FormatTriptych
ArtistUnsigned
SubjectWar
Dimensions(L) 37.7x25.1 (C) 37.6x25.1 (R) 37.6x25.1 cm
Condition ReportMinor watermark on the top left corner on the left panel.
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