Search Results:261 records were found. Viewing Records 127 to 147View : Light Box | List View | Image List | Detailed | [AC] Mead Art Museum at Amherst College; [HC] Hampshire College Art Gallery; |
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AC 2001.17.17
Goncharova, Natalia Alexander Nevskii, from the portfolio 'Mystical Images of War' 1914 View |
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AC 2001.178
Larionov, Mikhail (attributed to) Officer Moiseenko 20th century View |
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AC 2001.273
Benois, Alexandre Grad Kitezh 1933 View |
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AC 2001.622.1-.3
Gakyōjin The Great Naval Battle Outside Port Arthur ('Ryojunkō gai daikaisen'), the fourth in a series entitled "Illustrated News from the Russo-Japanese War" ('Nichiro sensō gahō: shiyon') 1904 View |
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AC 2001.626.1-.3
Kobayashi Kiyochika; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher The Counterattack at Matenrei ('Matenrei no gyakushū') 1904 View |
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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 View |
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AC 2001.635.1-.3
Getsuzō General Nogi Meets the General Forced to Surrender Port Arthur ('Ryojun kaijō subeshi shōgun kaiken Nogi shōgun') 1905 View |
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AC 2001.639.1-.3
Hirose Bihō; Hirose Yoshikuni; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher Scouts Clash outside the Seven-Star Gate ('Shichiseimon gai sekkō shōtotsu') 1904 View |
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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 View |
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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 View |
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AC 2001.645.1-.3
Hirose Bihō; Hirose Yoshikuni; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher Our Forces Advance Fiercely to Attack Port Arthur from the Rear ('Waga gun mōshin shite haimen o kōgeki su') 1904 View |
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AC 2001.646.1-.3
Hirose Bihō; Hirose Yoshikuni; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher After Heavy Shelling, Our Forces Occupy the Fort of Dashiqiao ('Waga gun kyōshūshite tekigun o hōgekishi daisekkyō no kenrui o senryō su') 1904 View |
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AC 2001.648.1-.3
Kyōkatsu; Katsuki Yoshikatsu, publisher (active ca. 1888–1904) Our Troops Occupy Dingzhou, a Great Japanese Victory ('Teishū o senryō su nihon dai shōri'), from the series "Illustrations of Fierce Russo-Japanese Battles" 1904 View |
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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 View |
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AC 2001.652.1-.3
Getsuzō; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher By Destroying the Enemy Wire Entanglements [Japanese Forces] Capture the Enemy Fortress at Nanshan ('Tetsujōmō o hakaishite nanzan no tekirui o nuku') 1904 View |
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AC 2001.654.1-.3
Getsuzō; Daikokuya Heikichi, publisher Our Soldier Captures Alive a Russian Soldier on the Embankment of a Pond at the Battle of Jiuliancheng ('Kurenjō kōmatō daisen ni wagahei rohei o ikedorisu') View |
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AC 2002.112
Totoya Hokkei Shibaraku of Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VII from the series “Acting Skills of the Ichikawa Family, a set of three (Mimasuke no gei, sanmai tsuzuki)” ca. 1818-24 (early Bunsei era) View |
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AC 2002.89
Torii Kiyotsune; Kadomaruya Jinsuke, publisher Tha Kabuki Actor Iwai Hanshiro IV as the Courtesan Sugawara and Ichikawa Yaozō II as Soga No Gorō 1773 View |
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AC 2002.92
Torii School The Actor Ichikawa Masuzo in a Shibaraku Role early-mid 1750's View |
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AC 2002.97
Utagawa Toyomaru Miniature Portraits of Actors in Scenes from a Play about the Soga Brothers ca. 1790 View |
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AC 2003.141
Utagawa Hiroshige I Act II (Nidanme) from the series, The Treasury of the Loyal Retainers (Chûshingura) 1835-1939 View |
