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The Reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard, Washington (engraving)
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The Reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard, Washington (engraving)
3638126 The Reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard, Washington (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard, Washington. Illustration for The Illustrated News of the World, 14 July 1860.); © Look and Learn; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23635008
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High Japanese Embassy Lieutenant Governor Navy Yard Rank Reception Servants Washington
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The Reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard, Washington - A Historic Encounter
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. This engraving captures a significant moment in history - the reception of the Japanese Embassy at the Navy Yard in Washington. The image showcases an array of distinguished figures from both nations, highlighting their cultural exchange and diplomatic relations. At the forefront stands Captain Porter, a Treasury official, alongside Lieutenant Lewis and Captain Dupont. They are joined by Lieutenant Nicholson and other high-ranking officers who warmly welcome three ambassadors representing Japan. The first ambassador is Tateish Tochugoro, followed by Mats Moto San No Geo as the third ambassador. The scene is filled with intrigue as various individuals play their roles in this historic event. Commodore Buchanan and Lieutenant Governor can be seen observing closely while Mr Sims discreetly acts as a spy. The composition beautifully portrays not only these notable figures but also includes servants, purser Watson, and even a chief executive officer of embassy among others. This attention to detail adds depth to our understanding of this important occasion. Through this engraving created by English School artists in the 19th century for The Illustrated News of the World publication, we gain insight into a pivotal moment where cultures converged and relationships were forged between two nations on opposite sides of the world. This print serves as a testament to history's ability to bridge gaps between countries through diplomacy and mutual respect.
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