Alison Miller traces the early history of photographic representations of Japanese Empresses Shōken and Teimei.
アリソン・ミラーが、皇后昭憲、貞明の初期の写真表象の歴史をたどります。
Image Archive
- Uchida Kuichi, Haru-ko, The Empress of Japan, 1872, Albumen print, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, www.mfah.org
- Suzuki Shin’ichi, Shōken, Empress of Japan, 1889, Printing-out paper print, National Portrait Gallery, London
- Kasai Torajirō, The Japanese Imperial Family, 1900, Lithograph, Library of Congress
- Kasai Torajirō, Wedding of Crown Prince Yoshihito and Princess Kujō Sadako, 1900, Lithograph, Library of Congress
- Unknown, Empress Shōken and the Great Torii Gate at the Meiji Shrine, 1920, Lithograph postcard, Leonard A. Lauder Collection of Japanese Postcards, Museum of Fine Arts, www.mfa.org
- Unknown, Emperor Taishō and Empress Teimei, 1900, Lithograph postcard, Collection of Alison Miller
For more examples of the use of Empress Shōken’s portrait in postcards, see the Leonard A. Lauder Collection of Japanese Postcards at the Museum of Fine Arts.
昭憲皇太后の御真影をポストカードに使用したその他の例については、ボストン美術館のローダー・コレクションをご覧になってください。