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[AC] Mead Art Museum at Amherst College; [HC] Hampshire College Art Gallery;
[HD] Historic Deerfield; [MH] Mount Holyoke College Art Museum; [MH SK] The Joseph Allen Skinner Museum at Mount Holyoke College; [SC] Smith College Museum of Art; [UM] University Museum of Contemporary Art at UMASS Amherst

AC 1951.1115.xxxx.4 Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de Capean otro encerrado. "They are fighting bulls with the cape in the arena." from Tauromaquia (Plate 4) 1816	AC 1951.1115.xxxx.5 Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de El animoso moro Gazul es el primero que lanceó toros en regla. "The courageous Moor, Gazul, was the first to fight bulls according to the rules of art." from Tauromaquia (Plate 5) 1816	AC 1951.1115.xxxx.6 Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de Los moros hacen otro capeo en plaza con su albornoz. "The Moors using the "Burnous" as a method for exciting the bull." from Tauromaquia (Plate 6) 1816
AC 1951.1115.xxxx.8 Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de Cogida de un moro estando en la plaza. "A Moor hurt in the arena." from Tauromaquia (Plate 8) 1816	AC 1951.1115.xxxx.9 Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de Un caballero español mata un toro en la plaza de Valladolid. "After losing his horse, a Spanish nobleman kills the bull." from Tauromaquia (Plate 9) 1816	AC 1984.58.c Unknown The Chinese-Japanese War
AC 2001.630.1-.3 Hirose Bihō; Hirose Yoshikuni Our 2nd Army once again braves the thunderous gunfire and occupies the castle at Gaizhou ('Waga dainigun sai hōraidan o okashite Gaihyō no shiro o senryō su') ca. 1904	AC 2001.632.1-.3 Migita Toshihide; Akiyama Buemon, publisher For the Fourth Time, Our Destroyers Bravely Attack Enemy Ships Outside the Harbor of Port Arthur ('Dai yonkai ryojunkō gaiiki kuchikukan yū tekikan o shūgeki su'), from the series "News of the Russo-Japanese War" ('Nichiro kōsen kibun') 1904	AC 2001.633.1-.3 Nitei; Ōmiya Kyūjirō, publisher (active 1855–ca. 1904) Scene of the Great Victory at the First Japanese-Russian Naval Battle at the Harbor of Incheon ('Jinsenkō nichiro dai ichi kaisen no kōkei daishōri') 1904
AC 2001.634.1-.3 Migita Toshihide; Akiyama Buemon, publisher (ca. 1882–1920s) On the night of the 8th of February, 1904, our brave Fleet of Torpedo-boats fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and sank the enemy's three battle-ships. What a brilliant success! ('Nichiro ryōkantai ni gatsu yōka ryojunkō kaisen ni meiyo naru waga suiraitei tekkan san seki o gekichin su') 1904	AC 2001.636.1-.3 Kobayashi Kiyochika; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher Our Torpedo Hits a Russian Warship in the Great Naval Battle of Port Arthur ('Ryojun no daikaisen ni rokan in waga suirai meichū suru no zu') 1904	AC 2001.638.1-.3 Gakyōjin The Sinking of a Russian Warship in the Naval Battle of Port Arthur ('Ryojun kaisen rokan no chinbō'), the seventh in a series entitled "Illustrated News from the Russo-Japanese War" ('Nichiro sensō gahō: shishichi') ca. 1904
AC 2001.639.1-.3 Hirose Bihō; Hirose Yoshikuni; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher Scouts Clash outside the Seven-Star Gate ('Shichiseimon gai sekkō shōtotsu') 1904	AC 2001.641.1-.3 Utagawa Kokunimasa From the Battery at Mount Ogon, Port Arthur, the Russian forces bombard our warship ('Rohei ryojin ōgonzan hōdai yori waga kanchiku o hōgeki su'), the fifth in a series entitled "Illustrated News from the Japanese Russian War" ('Nichiro sensō gahō: shigo') ca. 1904	AC 2001.642.1-.3 Kobayashi Kiyochika; Fukuda Hatsujirō, publisher (ca. 1894–1939) The Russo-Japanese Naval Battle at Chemulpo Bay: The Great Victory of the Japanese Navy — Banzai ('Nichiro jinsekō kaisen dai nihon kaigundaishōri banzai') 1904
AC 2001.643.1-.3 Getsuzō In the vicinity of the South Gate of Dingzhou, commissioned officer scouts of our cavalry faced heavy enemy fire and engaged in a valiant struggle and savage fighting. Finally overcoming resistance, they occupied Dingzhou. ('Waga kiheitai no shōkō sekkō Teishū nanmon fukin ni oite, gankyō naru teki no hoka ni ōji, yuto mosen, tsui ni kore o gekitai shi, Teishū o senryō su.' 1904	AC 2001.644.1-.3 Ikeda Terukata; Fukuda Hatsujirō, publisher (active ca. 1894–1939); Watanabe Takisaburō, blockcutter (1876–1947) Our Troops Occupy Fenghuangcheng, a Great Victory for the Japanese Army, Hurrah! ('Waga gun hōōjō senryō su dai nihon rikugun daishōri banzai') 1904	AC 2001.649.1-.3 Yonehide; Matsuno Yonejirō, publisher (active ca. 1887–1905) The Japanese Forces Occupy Yizhou and the Russian Soldiers Flee to the Northern Bank of the Yalu River ('Nihon gun gishū senryō rohei ōryokkō hokugan e tōsō su') 1904
AC 2004.147 Haeberle, Ronald L.; Brandt, Peter; Art Workers Coalition Q. And babies? A. And babies. 1970	AC 2004.53.10 Utagawa Kuniaki (Kuniaki II) Kanadehon Chushingura: Act X 1858	AC 2005.1317 Sadahide Untitled

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