File:Matsue daimyo c1850s.jpg

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English: Print is entitled "Deputy of the Prince of Matsmay." Note that Japanese en:mon of figure standing in the back is recognizable as that of en:Matsumae clan; the mon on clothing of seated figure is less clearly drawn, but recognizable in context as Matsumae. This is an original 1850s print: Very small print reads "Dag. by E. Brown" at bottom left; and "Ackerman Lith. 379 Broadway N.Y." at bottom right

日本語: 松前勘解由と従者像。元の写真（1854年、ペリーの箱館来航時に撮影）は日本最古の銀板写真の一つで重要文化財。

Date

Eliphalet Brown Jr. -- artist

Source

NYPL Picture Collection, unnumbered original -- illustration from Perry, Matthew Calbraith. (1856). Narrative of the expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, 1856. New York : D. Appleton and Company.

Author

Eliphalet Brown Jr. -- artist

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