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Japanese woodblock print of a Russian warship sinking after hitting a mine, sailors falling into the sea, 1904.

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The Eighth Attack on Port Arthur; The Flagship of Russia Struck our Buoyant Mine and Sank Instantly, and Vice Admiral Makarov Drowned, Hanpo (1904). Via artnap.com

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A triptych-style Japanese woodblock print shows a Russian flagship listing and sinking after striking a buoyant mine, with sailors falling into the sea and mines drawn beneath the water. The upper scene shows crew on deck amid gun smoke, while the lower panels depict the submerged mines and seabed.