Period:Unknown Production date:1945
Materials:paper
Technique:woodcut
Subjects:military toy
Dimensions:Height: 16.20 centimetres (Royal mount) Width: 12.40 centimetres
Description:
Woodblock print with oil-based ink on paper
IMG
![图片[1]-print BM-1980-0630-0.81-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_00292820_001.jpg)
Comments:Liu Lun, who also cut Relieve the Wounded Soldiers (Asia 1980,0630,0.85), made a series of prints during the Sino-Japanese War that call to resistance. The print here depicts a soldier who returned to his wife and three children after having fought the victorious battle of West Hunan. He holds up a doll in a Japanese costume to his youngest child who, unconscious of its previous owner, longs for the desirable toy. The boy’s attention below is caught by a piece of cloth that bears the red sun, symbol of the Japanese flag.
Materials:paper
Technique:woodcut
Subjects:military toy
Dimensions:Height: 16.20 centimetres (Royal mount) Width: 12.40 centimetres
Description:
Woodblock print with oil-based ink on paper
IMG
Comments:Liu Lun, who also cut Relieve the Wounded Soldiers (Asia 1980,0630,0.85), made a series of prints during the Sino-Japanese War that call to resistance. The print here depicts a soldier who returned to his wife and three children after having fought the victorious battle of West Hunan. He holds up a doll in a Japanese costume to his youngest child who, unconscious of its previous owner, longs for the desirable toy. The boy’s attention below is caught by a piece of cloth that bears the red sun, symbol of the Japanese flag.
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