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Sketch of a Japanese naval officer with binoculars and sword, with an inset of warships in battle.

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Preparatory Drawing for a Woodblock Print Depicting a Japanese Naval Officer during the Sino-Japanese War, Toshikata Mizuno (1894-1895), pdx. Via artnap.com

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A pencil and red-chalk preparatory drawing shows a standing naval officer in a peaked cap and dress uniform with a medal, holding binoculars and a sword at his side. A small inset at upper left depicts warships in battle amid smoke and churning waves, and a signature appears at the left edge. The work is catalogued as a preparatory drawing for a woodblock print by Toshikata Mizuno, dated 1894-1895.