Sehara Sutematsu (sold) (瀨原捨松)
Sehara Sutematsu (瀨原捨松; fl. c. 1883 - 1930) was a Japanese artist and occasional cartographer based in Osaka. The Japanese military was often the subject of his drawings, including portraits of generals and admirals.
AKA: 瀨原捨松
Propaganda map with a preemptive declaration of victory.
旅順陷落占領地早見 / [Early Look at Captured and Occupied Lüshun].
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This is an exceptionally rare 1904 birds-eye view of Korea, Manchuria, Japan, and China, focusing on Port Arthur (Lüshunkou; 旅順口), made by Sehara Sutematsu during the Russo-Japanese War. The map's title is a bit presumptive. While Japan had won a series of victories just before the map's production and besieged the Russians in Port Arthur, the defenders would hold out until early January 1905. (more details)