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Color print of a uniformed soldier with a sword standing near a kneeling woman in a blue robe beside corn plants.

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Frontispiece Illustration for the Novel Hinodejima (Island of the Rising Sun), Ikeda Terukata (1902), pdx. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored print shows a uniformed soldier in a white jacket and cap standing with a sword at his side, gazing toward a distant hillside. Beside him a woman in a light blue and pink robe kneels among tall green corn plants with red blossoms, a red bundle at her feet. This frontispiece illustration for the novel Hinodejima (Island of the Rising Sun) was made by Ikeda Terukata in 1902.