The humors,devil to-supress 'kwai-danzi',Chomatsu Tomisato,Russo Japanese War

Title: The humors, devil to-supress 'kwai-danzi'
Creator(s): Tomisato, Chomatsu, artist
Date Created/Published: 1904 June 10.
Summary: Print showing a young man representing Japan as the 'God of Peace' holding aloft a man, probably Nicholas II, labeled Russia holding a white flag. Japan is standing on a damaged Russian battleship and a man wearing a crown; 'Corea' is seen hiding behind the skirt of Japan. Arranged around this central motif are figures representing 'Germany', 'China', 'France', 'Tolky' [i.e., Turkey], holding Japanese and Turkish flags and stomping on the Russian flag, 'United State [sic], N. American', and 'English' [i.e., England] standing with the British lion.
Notes:
Title from item.
Includes extensive Japanese text.
Subjects:
Nicholas--II,--Emperor of Russia,--1868-1918.
Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905.
International relations--1900-1910.
Chromolithographs--Japanese--Color--1900-1910.
Humorous pictures--1900-1910.
Satires (Visual works)--Japanese--1900-1910.
Bookmark /2009631604/
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