Umi-Yukaba, the End of Battleship Mutsu (Part 1) 海ゆかば・戦艦陸奥の最期（その1）

FUKUSHIMA Kikujiro 福島菊次郎

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Title: Umi-Yukaba, the End of Battleship Mutsu (Part 1)
Original title: 海ゆかば・戦艦陸奥の最期（その1）
Artist Name: FUKUSHIMA Kikujiro
Year: 1966
Material / Technique: Gelatin silver print on developing-out paper
Accession number: 10013310
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