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A fight between destroyers, illustration from Cassells History of the Russo-Japanese
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A fight between destroyers, illustration from Cassells History of the Russo-Japanese
3039736 A fight between destroyers, illustration from Cassells History of the Russo-Japanese War Vol 1, c.1900 by Dixon, Charles Edward (1872-1934); Private Collection; (add.info.: Charles Dixon (1872-1934)
Cassells History of the Russo-Japanese War Vol 1 published by Cassell and Company, c.1900); English, out of copyright
Media ID 23428202
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Destroyers Dispute Land Manchuria
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This print showcases a dramatic scene from the Russo-Japanese War, as depicted in Charles Dixon's illustration for Cassells History of the Russo-Japanese War Vol 1. The image captures an intense fight between two destroyers amidst the vast expanse of the sea. The artist skillfully conveys the chaos and tension of battle, with billowing smoke enveloping the ships and waves crashing against their hulls. The destructive power of war is evident as cannons fire relentlessly, creating explosions that illuminate the darkened sky. Intriguingly, this illustration offers a glimpse into not only naval warfare but also land conflict, as distant shores can be seen in the background. It serves as a reminder that wars are fought on multiple fronts simultaneously. The attention to detail extends beyond just depicting military action; it also encompasses elements such as army uniforms and weaponry used by both sides involved in this historic dispute over Manchuria. This print allows us to immerse ourselves in history and gain insight into how these conflicts unfolded. Overall, this powerful image invites viewers to reflect on the devastating consequences of war while appreciating Charles Dixon's artistic talent in capturing such a pivotal moment from history through his brushstrokes or pen strokes rather than through photography itself.
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