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English: English translation of the original Japanese caption: "Picture of the Eighth Attack on Port Arthur. The Flagship of Russia Was Destroyed by the Torpedo of Our Navy and Admiral Makaroff Drowned".
Explanation on MIT Visualizing Culture: "Yamada [sic] Hampō, an artist new on the scene who appears to have still been in his mid-teens, momentarily outdid the old master [i.e., Kobayashi Kiyochika] in terms of sheer innovation. In an unusual vertical triptych, Hampō created an underwater world where a torpedoed Russian warship sank through a field of floating mines."
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Source [2000.070] Sharf Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Downloaded from [1]
Author Yasuda Hampō (1889–1947)

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