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Hand-colored print of a steam warship under sail in rough seas, with a smaller sailing ship on the horizon.

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Japans stoomoorlogsschip varend op zee Stoom oorlogschip van 26 stukken, der Keizerlijke Japansche Marine, Johan Conrad Greive (1847-1874), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithograph shows a steam warship under full sail cutting through choppy grey-brown waves, with a dark smoke plume rising from its funnel. A second, smaller sailing vessel appears on the horizon at right. The print carries a Chinese-character inscription and a Dutch caption identifying the ship as a 26-gun steam warship of the Imperial Japanese Navy, attributed to Johan Conrad Greive and dated 1847-1874.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum