Summary

Description ImoIncident ToyoharaChikanobu (2).jpg	English: The Imo Incident (July 23, 1882) in Korea with Hanabusa Yoshitada as the central figure in this tryptich -- woodblock print
Date	1882
Source	Not necessary, PD by age.
Author	Toyohara Chikanobu (1838–1912) Alternative names Yōshū Chikanobu Description Japanese ukiyo-e artist Date of birth/death 1838 1912 Location of birth Edo Authority file : Q3087294 VIAF : 13485216 ISNI : 0000000082000039 ULAN : 500335317 LCCN : no2002010189 MusicBrainz : dc66982a-3a72-439e-909b-5e15da492bbb WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q3087294

Licensing

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Original upload log

• 2010-07-24 22:22 Tenmei 521×280× (40875 bytes) {{Non-free use rationale |Article = Imo Incident |Description = the [[Imo Incident]] in Korea, precursor to the [[Treaty of Chemulpo]] as depicted by [[Toyohara Chikanobu]] |Source = private |Portion = The entire digit