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There is a blemish in the bottom margin and top right corner --please see image
Bachia in Bayshore
designed by Adolph Treidler
Frances Bethune
Keywords specific to this image: Sacrificial
1897 Wood Engraving Prisoner Transport Edo Period Japan Officials Kago XGBB8 TM6 There is a blemish inThis is an original 1897 black and white wood engraving of a Japanese prisoner being transported by local authorities. Attached his kago (basket) is a plank with kanji (Chinese script) carved into outlining his crimes. People are throwing rice at him as the officials take a break, as was common practice to humiliate the prisoner, however take note of the subtle humor portrayed in the foreground as the ducks eating said rice draw more attention than