Canvas Print of Katana (sword) from National Maritime Museum Review
Canvas Print of Katana (sword) from National Maritime Museum Feature
- CANVAS PRINT This 36 x24 Canvas Print features an image of Katana (sword) chosen by National Maritime Museum. Estimated image size 914x610mm.
- White Sides Photo printed on archival quality canvas. Laminated. Canvas print stretched and hand mounted over thick 1 3/8 inch wooden bars. No frame, Gallery art appearance. Ready to hang
- Image Description: Katana (sword). Japanese katana. This sword was surrendered at Singapore in 1945, presumably, from its mounts, by an army officer. It was given to the boys of HMS Ganges by Captain Eric W. Bush, DSO, DSC, RN, on Victory Day, 1946. Mr B.W. Robison of the Victoria and Albert Museum identified the sword as originating in Sagami Province and gave it its provisional date. He stated that the hollyhock decoration meant that probably an ancestor of the owner was
- For any queries regarding this image of Katana (sword) please contact National Maritime Museum c/o Media Storehouse quoting Media Reference 3677072
- Image of Katana (sword) is supplied by National Maritime Museum. © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
36 x24 Canvas Print, White Sides. showing Katana (sword). Japanese katana. This sword was surrendered at Singapore in 1945, presumably, from its mounts, by an army officer. It was given to the boys of HMS Ganges by Captain Eric W. Bush, DSO, DSC, RN, on Victory Day, 1946. Mr B.W. Robison of the Victoria and Albert Museum identified the sword as originating in Sagami Province and gave it its provisional date. He stated that the hollyhock
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