sino japanese war triptychs

These are the known Sino-Japanese War Triptychs. Close examination will reveal that there appear to be 3 or more series within this category and various publishers were involved including Sekiguchi Masajiro,Tamura Tamekichi and Takegawa Risaburo. I have followed the numbering system used on the original Ogatagekko.com site here to ensure accurate cross referencing with the page on Gekko's seals (The exception to this is triptych 29 which was not shown on the original website) rather than try and group the prints according to series and publisher. It should also be noted that number 27 is actually a Quadruptych although it was shown as a tryptych without the left hand panel on the original Ogatagekko.com site. The titles given in English are loose translations of the event/s depicted.

Triptych 1 Dai-ichigun Hoten-fu shingeki no zu

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Triptych 2 Nisshin senso Kinshujo tsuigeki no zu

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Triptych 3 Nisshin sensô Kyûrenjô daishô no zu

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Triptych 4 Denshodai no eki - shoko juichi-mei dosho ni kaisu

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Triptych 5 Colonel Sato at the Battle of Niuchan Castle

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Triptych 6 Picture of General Odera attacking the Hundred-Foot Cliff

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Triptych 7 Captain Osawa and seven others from the warship Yaeyama pushing forward in Rongcheng Bay

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Triptych 8 Private Onoguchi, defying death, blasts the gate of the enemy fort

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Triptych 9 Japanese army attacking Pyongyang

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Triptych 10 Picture of the Great Victory at Fenghuangcheng

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Triptych 11 The Japanese victory off Takushan

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Triptych 12 Ryojun no sankan ni roei shoshi nikko o hai-su zu

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Triptych 13 Artillery Captain Nezu and First Lieutenant Iida (This triptych has now been identified as by Adachi Ginko and the image removed). I have left the title there to avoid confusion for those who have previously linked to this page.

Triptych 14 Viewing the captured chinese warship Chinen at Yokosuka Naval Port

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