The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
NDSL NEU Moons.
JNpHnrse COlsr PRINTS


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I..'.,T b. ANNir lfF,Rr NlrR and CUA,I
rWNLrEI u Irrnlu,ru Company. rhiu
orIrnp Do T. that Devoted o., rr. opening
.., .5JtpdU n Professor ~.udltl prlni.
.pt since ~" coup ID c',' uf lsGS Japan
'- 81 O." no" Europeans. Indeed -u
..r. a." lr...v"m"u.- % European CIV
.. sfi,u O. 'i-.r own pran' that 81 nr-t
r..v t.ruk over iu mir>"rruuv'" haste
.-r.d ap4 lad alike ,ygcucr and indus
'-r"- l- well ~ ~" uglv and th" cheap
Yud r.err and Wer" mi-l'd INTO d"~pi--
.rE '.., VIVA best pu~~.---Iuu-. their
mrf..nt .ustum" and ti'lr national art
b.. r- 'rls thai they hogan remarkably
-',U tho interval wi- long enough -
.r.rlo European Iri AMERICAN dealers
and collectors tn get INTO their hands "a
cor-.irrar'. proportion Il ~" national
larry color puu- oar Nuowlrig" 81
'hr- branch II Hrt - nI~'.i upon c"ll"C-
lions 80 '..u.i Nl'.T' 90" Museum 81
Japanese a. wa- founded m Toxic. IA"
ancient Veto ~ IN" '5ns 81 lst cen-
turv and setrospscttve exhibitions held
ilere have mo- more opened IA" eyes OF
tho Iapau'...' tn tAa merits 10 their IN
drzenou- arr. urIy"- has" risen so "nur-
-nous.y fhlt -rtrr'lv ANYTHING 1T SPECIAL
value i- likely hDun"sorwaTd To- leave
japan
Fronl me time that a Portuguese mari
uer IN 1919 first touched liz shore. Dai
Nippon ~. Empire II the Rising sun.
with it- 3 s,s' Islands which Columbus
had aat out To- -.'eN and found America IN
its stead has always h~en the object VI
European I'ngirg Cupidity and adm,ru
non 10 rul- day the traveller returning
from Jarln - fuil e enthusiasm for IN"
bsautv OF tho landscape the mildne-s oi
the rrraf"-tr the temperate tracts
ground edo there "a scarcely = month
~ snow and lce the skill aud industry II
nc npeu, the charm and modeStv ~ the
vomof --Tr ~, sure rhs ffrst European
-.ttlsn- crntrvsd e. make themselves
landed there IA the sixteenth century.
fHrmct n,I-lUe-- connections. imported
guns and tobacco and made numerous
rro<etyte~ When thew behavior t'''co'n"
too lrpper.otIs the natives ro-" against
Ihem IN IG3S N "Sr Christians 81 lipan
are Saii Go have suffered martyrdon
Ftttcer huuirpc and ninety seven W. th"
date Of IN. s--t Dutch fsst India voyage.
rt.i2 that OF o." foundation ~ IN" Dutch
India Company. Relation. between "a"
European. rud Japan Wei" principally
maintained frrri ~" island ~ U"-hlrua;
'r.' .oun aft.ryysr1 ia.iuS against th..
foreigners ~ tine country began Co run
.rr. FROM ltIl onward Japan remained
.s,..-sii.I. only fn 3D., pUt,n and tu 't''
,uncsa t-l that onlv through 49," port
a. Nast-lt From tll, port wt- -hlUp"i
o. spon... 1855 81 gods 100 ru'ucu-'
..Iaut.'is- H...rri,uE to recognized pat
'orus usHrl...fr'y no ~" w'-'nr'I PROVING"
~ Hl1.u. vi'r" \aEl-pN BE- situated.
Fo-'y five tuuu-tut pr"r"- 81 such purC"-
ivtr var" trY- brought o" tur'p" 100 1894
uu istrd Of - Dutch y.'--"l. aud % arg"
'rHas wac similarly don" ~ hCIurr"i
furritlr ~, ,'u1ug the 49, "ut--nth century.
- European. however. wls allowed 10
srror the country
TNe miidl. of ~. nineteenth CENTURY
win, --.rl radical ,HluEr 10 thi- r"-p""t
~ 'e,y comm.r,.,ai treaty ~, con.
- ....i .,trn ru. turr,-i states and va
.rI.le.-i b. similar 'r..t'i"- With England
i-a1. ,uS I.--. H. lsCy tn.. nr-'
Iartr--.. .u.ra--y Embarked Tor turou"
H. i.u. o. ,.r-ti'I'rpn 49, granted 10 the
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