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RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR, 1904. The Japanese Second Army landing on the Liaodong Peninsula (Manchuria)
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RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR, 1904. The Japanese Second Army landing on the Liaodong Peninsula (Manchuria)
RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR, 1904.
The Japanese Second Army landing on the Liaodong Peninsula (Manchuria), prompting the Russian troops to flee on 5 May 1904. Color lithograph by Hannosuke Kuroki, 1904
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1904 Army Attack Battle Battleship Bayonet China Combat Flag Harbor Hillside Japan Japanese Landing Manchuria Meiji Peninsula Rising Sun Russia Russian Russo Japanese War Sunset Sword Victory Westernization Troop
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This print captures a pivotal moment during the Russo-Japanese War of 1904. The image showcases the Japanese Second Army's daring landing on the Liaodong Peninsula in Manchuria, which sent shockwaves through the Russian troops stationed there. Created by Hannosuke Kuroki, a talented artist known for his color lithographs, this piece beautifully depicts the intensity and drama of this historical event. As dusk settles over the harbor, we witness a scene filled with anticipation and determination. The rising sun flag proudly flutters atop a battleship, symbolizing Japan's unwavering commitment to victory. Uniformed Japanese soldiers can be seen descending upon the peninsula with bayonets fixed to their rifles, ready for combat. The composition skillfully juxtaposes elements of Westernization and traditional Japanese culture. While armed with swords reminiscent of samurai warriors from centuries past, these men represent Japan's modernized military force at the turn of the century. In contrast to their resolute adversaries, Russian troops are depicted fleeing in disarray as they face defeat at the hands of an increasingly powerful Japanese army. This significant turning point occurred on May 5th, 1904 when Japan gained control over strategic locations in Manchuria. Overall, this remarkable artwork serves as both a testament to Japan's military prowess during this conflict and as a visual reminder of one nation's fight for dominance against another on foreign soil.
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