Geïllustreerd tijdschrift over de Sino-Japanse oorlog - deel 7 1895
kubotabeisen
aged paper
toned paper
ink paper printed
personal sketchbook
sketchbook drawing
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
sketchbook art
marker colouring
watercolor
This woodblock print, created by Kubota Beisen in 1895, showcases the iconic rising sun flag of Japan against an orange background with white rays radiating outwards. A prominent white chrysanthemum flower, the Imperial Seal of Japan, is featured on the right side of the print, symbolizing the Emperor's power. This artwork is a part of the illustrated journal series "Geïllustreerd tijdschrift over de Sino-Japanse oorlog," published by the Rijksmuseum, documenting the Sino-Japanese War. The print uses vibrant colors and bold graphic elements to convey a sense of national pride and military strength. This piece is a testament to Japanese artistic practices of the late 19th century and the power of visual communication during times of conflict.
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