1818 C J McLeod Antique Print of Chief & Attendants of Ryukyu Isles of Japan Denmark In the late ninth and

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1818 C J McLeod Antique Print of Chief & Attendants of Ryukyu Isles of Japan Denmark In the late ninth andTitle : Lewchewan Chief and Attendants Ref #: 25103 Size: 10in x 7 1 2in (255mm x 190mm) Date : 1818 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original antique hand coloured and pen ink outline drawing of a Chief and Attendants of the Japanese Island of Lew Chew or Ryukyu Islands was drawn by an artist signing his name as C. J. from the exquisite hand coloured prints by the surgeon John McLeod, published in the 1818 edition of Voyage of