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Russians at Nagasaki, ca. 1830. Creator: Unknown

Russians at Nagasaki, ca. 1830. Creator: Unknown


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Russians at Nagasaki, ca. 1830. Creator: Unknown

Russians at Nagasaki, ca. 1830

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Bayonet Nikolai Nikolay Nobleman Rezanov Russians West Western Westerner Westerners Yokohama Yokohama E Aristocrat Polychrome Woodblock Print


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This polychrome woodblock print, titled "Russians at Nagasaki, ca. 1830" offers a glimpse into the rich history of cultural exchange between Russia and Japan during the Edo period. Created by an unknown artist, this artwork showcases the aristocracy and political dynamics of that era. The print depicts a group of Russian soldiers and statesmen led by Nikolai Rezanov, who played a significant role in Russo-Japanese relations at the time. Dressed in their distinctive uniforms, these men stand tall with flags waving proudly behind them. The attention to detail is remarkable as every color and line has been meticulously inked onto paper using stencil printing techniques. The image captures not only the military aspect but also highlights elements of diplomacy and international politics. It symbolizes the growing influence of Western nations on Japanese soil while showcasing both cultures' heritage art forms through ukiyo-e style. Preserved within The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, this woodblock print serves as a testament to historical events that shaped diplomatic ties between Russia and Japan during the nineteenth century. It invites viewers to reflect upon how different countries interacted in an era marked by war and warfare. As we admire this extraordinary piece, we are reminded that art can transcend borders, capturing moments frozen in time for generations to come.

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