File:Dutch personnel and Japanese women watching an incoming towed Dutch sailing ship at Dejima by Kawahara Keiga.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionDutch personnel and Japanese women watching an incoming towed Dutch sailing ship at Dejima by Kawahara Keiga.jpg |
English: Painting showing Philipp Franz von Siebold with a telescope (teresukoppu), Dutch personnel and Siebolds Japanese wife Kusumoto Otaki with their baby-daughter Kusumoto Ine watching an incoming Dutch sailing ship at Dejima. The ship is towed by many stringed rowing boats. |
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Date | - 1842, years of Keiga's employment for Dejima | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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