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Kabayama, the Chief of Naval Staff, Attacking Enemy Ships from onboard Saikyomaru (Kabayama gunreibucho Saikyomaru o motte tekikan ni ataru)
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Kabayama, the Chief of Naval Staff, Attacking Enemy Ships from onboard Saikyomaru (Kabayama gunreibucho Saikyomaru o motte tekikan ni ataru)

Adachi Ginko, Japanese, active c. 1874-97 · 1894 · Color woodblock print; oban triptych

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Credit lineKabayama, the Chief of Naval Staff, Attacking Enemy Ships from onboard Saikyomaru (Kabayama gunreibucho Saikyomaru o motte tekikan ni ataru). 1894. Adachi Ginko, Japanese, active c. 1874-97. The Art Institute of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fischer Fund. CC0.
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