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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

SS FUSAN MARU {STEAMSHIP} - JAPANESE TROOP SHIP

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BATELIER, Claude James

1904

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Overview

Watercolour, Ink and gouache on paper of the Japanese troop ship SS FUSAN MARU at anchor depicted here landing Japanese troops at Chemulpho, port for Seoul in South Korea, during the war of occupation in 1904.

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cwa-org-51-V1992.8

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Width

360 mm

Height or length

265 mm

Inscriptions and markings

C.J. Batelier.
ALBANY '04

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Thursday, 29 June, 2023

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