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Detention camp tent interior (Tent #46), For Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, 6-10-42
Detention camp tent interior (Tent #46), For Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, 6-10-42
Detention camp tent interior (Tent #46), For Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, 6-10-42

Detention camp tent interior (Tent #46), For Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, 6-10-42

Maker (1907 - 1985)
Date1942
Mediumink, paper, laminate
DimensionsH: 6 in, W: 9.375 in
ClassificationsFine Arts
Credit LineGift of June Hoshida Honma, Sandra Hoshida and Carole Hoshida Kanada
Object number97.106.1AE
Description1 drawing on paper, lined and laminated : ink ; 6 x 9.375 in.;Ink drawing of five men, identified by inscriptions, sitting around a table inside a large tent. Man, Kagawa, in shorts and undershirt sits on bench with legs drawn up to chest and right hand on table next to man with hat and back to viewer, Hata, who leans on table at center. On right a man, Arita, leans on left elbow while looking across table to Ikeda, a man in a hat and glasses with back to tent opening ; seated between is Aigawa, a bald man partially visible. Tent pole in center of table with bare light bulb hanging down. Tent is composed of wooden floors, low wooden walls of four planks and rolled window flaps, and material roof. Door flaps are tied open, providing view of guard tower in distance.

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