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Illustrations

Figure 1. Milwaukee Women’s College at the time of de Guerville’s employment there (1890).

Figure 2. A. B. de Guerville and his students at Milwaukee Women’s College (1890).

Figure 3. A flyer announcing a public performance by de Guerville’s “Cercle Français” in Milwaukee (1890).

Figure 4. A. B. de Guerville Covering the Sino-Japanese War in China (1894). Munsey’s Magazine (1895).

Figure 5. An artist’s rendition of the fall of P’yŏngyang that accompanied de Guerville’s newspaper account. San Francisco Chronicle (19 December 1894).

Figure 6. De Guerville’s headlining account of the fall of Port Arthur in the San Francisco Chronicle. 1894.

Figure 7. A Japanese rickshaw in the 1890s. Munsey’s Magazine (1895).

Figure 8. A street scene in Yokohama in the period of de Guerville’s visit. Frank Brinkley, ed. Japan (section 6, p. 128) Tokyo: J.B. Millet, Co., 1897.

Figure 9. Japanese firefighters in the late 19th century. Private Collection of Mr. Christophe Schwarzenbach, Switzerland.

Figure 10. “Two Japanese Belles,” an illustration from Frank Brinkley’s guidebook. Frank Brinkley, ed. Japan. Tokyo: J.B. Millet, Co., 1897.

Figure 11. Japanese children in the 1890s. Private Collection of Mr. Christophe Schwarzenbach, Switzerland.

Figure 12. Mutsuhito, the Emperor Meiji, around 1895. L’Illustration (29 December 1894).

Figure 13. Cherry Blossoms in Tokyo’s Uyeno Park (1890s). Private Collection of Mr. Christophe Schwarzenbach, Switzerland.

Figure 14. Japanese women enjoying a traditional bath, late 19th century. La Revue Hébdomadaire (1902).

Figure 15. An issue of Toki no koe (The War Cry), the Salvation Army’s newspaper in Japan (1897). The Salvation Army.

Figure 16. A view of Seoul at the time of de Guerville’s visit. L’Illustration (4 August 1894).

Figure 17. Korea’s fainthearted King Kojong. L’Illustration (2 November 1894).

Figure 18. King Kojong’s strong-willed wife Queen Min. There is doubt concerning the authenticity of the Queen Min image. L’Illustration (2 November 1894).

Figure 19. King Kojong’s father, the headstrong and wily Taewŏngun (Tai-Wan-Kun). L’Illustration (2 November 189).

Figure 20. Main gate of one of the Korean royal palaces in Seoul (1894). L’Illustration (4 August 1894).

Figure 21. A depiction of Li Hongzhang (Li Hung-chang), his son, and grandsons. L’Illustration (6 October 1894).

Figure 22. Japanese in western dress (late 19th century). Société Géographique de Paris. Used with permission.

Figure 23. Marshal Yamagata Aritomo at the time of the Sino-Japanese War. L’Illustration (29 September 1894).

Figure 24. Japanese and Chinese wounded being nursed at the Red Cross Hospital at Hiroshima (1894). Munsey’s Magazine (1895).

Figure 25. Count Oyama Iwao, Minister of War and Commander of the Japanese Second Army. Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly (1894).

Figure 26. The one-eyed General Yamaji Motoharu, Commander of the First Division. Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly (1894).

Figure 27. Japanese soldiers during the Sino-Japanese War. L’Illustration (18 August 1894).

Figure 28. A. B. de Guerville and Chiu-ji (1894). Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly (1895).