| Author | Message | ||
     Erik Call |
I found this piece of caricature in an obscure antique shop in Stewartville, MN. I was captivated by it. It appears to be a watercolor caricature of an American Sailor in Tokyo 1945. This watercolor was made only few months (Nov.) after the atomic bomb (Aug.). This would be an image that was made when the Americans occupied Japan. A dark piece of history. I would appreciate your help in clarification as to what the words might say and who the artist is as well. Here are the addresses to the image itself and the artist's signature: http://www.rit.edu/~exc5653/soldiercaricature.jpg http://www.rit.edu/~exc5653/artistsig.jpg | ||
| info |
Dear Eric, at the top-right corner, there is the sailor's name: Bertram Cruise or Crews At the bottom-left corner, the artist's name: His first name is 寛三 (Kanzo) but I can't read his family name. Regards, | ||
| shamun |
Hello All, I have some document written in japanese which i need to translate in japanese for my project submission.Is there anyone who can give me urgent help in this respect. N.B:If anyone interested to help me just give me a reply in my e-mail address. |