(18) Incheon Japanese Settlement Nite military soldiers cut each other's hair (18) 仁川日本居留地ニテ軍兵互ニ斬髪ヲナス

KASHIMA Seibee 鹿島清兵衛

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: Documentary Photographs of Sino-Japanese War
Title: (18) Incheon Japanese Settlement Nite military soldiers cut each other's hair
Original title: (18) 仁川日本居留地ニテ軍兵互ニ斬髪ヲナス
Artist Name: KASHIMA Seibee
Year: 1894-1895
Material / Technique: Albumen paper
Dimensions: 92x60mm
Accession number: 10116109
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