Imperial japanese navy posters & prints

The Sea battle of Port Arthur, 1904 Anonymous

The destruction of Russian fleet of war vessels at Lüshun (Poster), 1904 Anonymous

Admiral Togo, Commander-in-chief of Japanese Combined Fleet Anonymous

Russo-Japanese Sea Battle, c. 1918 August Deusser

American B-25 Bombing Japanese Freighter Anonymous

The Sea battle of Port Arthur, 1904 Anonymous

Armored cruiser Rossia, 1897 Konstantin Vasilyevich Isenberg

The destruction of Russian torpedo destroyers by Japanese destroyers at Port Arthur, 1904 Ryozo Tanaka

Admiral Oskar Stark. Detail of poster: The destruction of Russian fleet of war vessels at Lüshun, 1904 Anonymous

The Port Arthur Trial, 1909 Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy

Battle of Port Arthur Russian-Japanese War (Feb 1904) Anonymous

The Russo-Japanese War Anonymous

Japanese Ship Destroyed by US Navy Anonymous

Japanese Imperial Palace Anonymous

Admiral Yamamoto, Japanese Minister of the Navy Anonymous

Japanese empress in imperial costume Japanese School

Costume of an emperor, late 18th century Japanese School

American naval vessel in a Japanese harbour, 1861 Japanese School

Kimono, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Japanese empress in imperial costume Japanese School

View of the headquarters of the Japanese Imperial Army, Japan Anonymous

The Imperial Japanese Troupe at the Lyceum Theatre 1868 Anonymous

Kimono, detail. Japan, 19th century Unknown

Aerial of Japanese Imperial Palace Anonymous

Stripes on kimono. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto, built for Prince Tomohito, probably designed by Kobori Enshu, c.1620 Anonymous

The Diplomatic Type by Keisai Eisen from the series Imayo bijin junikei (Twelve scenes of modern beauties) Anonymous

Emperor Meiji of Japan Anonymous

The Attack Upon the Czarevitch of Russia by a Japanese Policeman: The Main Street of Kyoto Where His Imperial Highness... Anonymous

Coat, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

The Imperial College of Engineering, Tokyo, Japan Anonymous

Kanjin Ozumo, c. 1850 Anonymous

Japan's first foreign mission, heading to USA, 1871 Anonymous

Ichimura Uzaemon IX as Umeomaru, mid 1770s Katsukawa Shunsho

The Shogun receiving investiture from an imperial envoy, Japan Anonymous

Mutsuhito, Emperor of Japan Anonymous