Nakata Sadanori (中田貞矩)
Nakata Sadanori (中田貞矩; fl. c. 1894 - 1905) was a creator of maps and a printing technician who was active in Osaka during the late Meiji era. He studied copperplate engraving under Mori Kinseki (森琴石, 1843 - 1921) and published maps such as the 'General Map of the Qing Empire' (清國本部輿地圖) and 'Map of Japan' (日本輿地圖) during the 1880s, and was particularly renowned for his printing techniques utilizing halftone screens.
AKA: 中田貞矩
Japan's Bid for Hegemony in East Asia.
日清韓三國地圖 / [Map of Japan, China, and Korea].
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This is a large-format 1894 map of East Asia prepared by Shimizu Tsunetarō. It presents the region during the opening phases of the First Sino-Japanese War (1894 - 1895), which would redefine the traditional relationship between China and its neighbors. (more details)