title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. V,  Lin. 32-67. [jetzt zu K. Museum zu Berlin.]

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin

text: lithograph


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title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. V,  Lin. 68-76. Ein Teil von Papyrus No. VI, Vorderseite, Lin. 1-19; Rückseite, Lin. 1-6. [jetzt im K. Museum zu Berlin.]

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Lepsius, Richard (1810-1884)

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namePart: Weidenbach, Ernst (1818-1882)

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text: Egypt

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authority: lcsh

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

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text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin

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collectionTitle: Denkmaeler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien nach den Zeichnungen der von seiner Majestat dem Koenige von Preussen Friedrich Wilhelm IV nach diesen Landern gesendeten und in den Jahren 1842-1845 ausgefuhrten wissenschaftlichen Expedition ...


title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. VII,  Lin. 1-45. [jetzt im K. Museum zu Berlin.]

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin

text: lithograph


title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. VII,  Lin. 46-64. [jetzt im K. Museum zu Berlin.]

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin

text: lithograph


title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. VII,  Lin. 65-105. [jetzt im K. Museum zu Berlin.]

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

text: lithograph


title: Papyrus. Hieratischer Papyrus aus Theben [Thebes]. No. VII,  Lin. 106-138. [jetzt im K. Museum zu Berlin.]

text: Egypt

text: Antiquities

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Egyptian language

text: Papyri, Hieratic

text: Königliche Museen zu Berlin

text: lithograph


field: dateIssued

title: Title page.

originInfo: GideParis

namePart: Mariette, Auguste, 1821-1881

namePart: Bonaparte, Jérôme Napoléon (1805-1870)

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

title: [Title page.]

supplied: yes

text: Prints

collectionTitle: Le Sérapéum de Memphis, découvert et décrit par A. Mariette ...


title: XVIIIe dyn[astie]: Apis I, [mort sous Aménophis III]

namePart: Imprimerie Lemercier et cie

type: corporate

namePart: Berthier, Paul-Marcellin (1822-1912)

authority: ulan

namePart: Poitevin, A. (Alphonse)

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Canopic Jars -- Egypt -- To 499

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XVIIIe dyn[astie]: Apis II, [mort sous Amentouonkh]

namePart: Marville, Charles (1816-ca. 1879)

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Canopic Jars -- Egypt -- To 499

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XVIIIe dyn[astie]: Apis III, [mort sous Horus]

namePart: Devéria, Théodule (1831-1871)

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Gods

authority: aat

text: Egyptian

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


title: XVIIIe dyn[astie]: 1. Apis III, 2-6. Apis IV, [morts sous Horus]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Canopic Jars -- Egypt -- To 499

text: Prints


title: XVIIIe dyn[astie]: Apis V, [mort sous Rathothis]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Canopic Jars -- Egypt -- To 499

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XVIIIe dynastie: Apis V, [mort sous Rathothis]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XVIIIe dynastie: 1.2. Apis V [mort sous Rathothis]; XIX dynastie: 3.4. Apis I, [mort sous Séti Ier], 5-10. Apis II, [mort l'an 16 de Ramsès II].

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XIXe dyn[astie]: Apis II, [mort l'an 16 de Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Osiris (Egyptian deity)

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


namePart: Régamey, Guillaume Urban (1837-1875)

namePart: Engelmann & Graf

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


title: XIXe dyn[astie]: Apis III, [mort l'an 26 de Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Canopic Jars -- Egypt -- To 499

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Scarabs

text: Egypt

type: temporal

text: To 499

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XIXe dynastie: Apis III, [mort l'an 26 de Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XIXe dyn[astie]: Apis IV, [mort l'an 30 de Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XIXe dynastie: 1. Apis V, 2. Apis VI, 3. Apis VII, 4. Apis VIII, 5. Apis IX. [Morts sous Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XIXe dyn[astie]: Apis IX, [mort sous Ramsès II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


title: XIXe dynastie: Apis X

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

title: XIXe dynastie: Apis X

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXe dyn[astie]: 1-3. Apis II [mort sous le Ramsès V], 4.5. Apis III [mort sous le Ramsès Si-Phtah], 6-8. Apis IV [mort sous le Ramsès VIII], 9-11. Apis V [mort sous le Ramsès VIV]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dynastie: Apis I [mort l'an 23 d'Osorkon II]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dyn[astie]: Apis III [mort l'an 28 de Scheschonk III]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dynastie: 1.2. Apis III [mort l'an 28 de Scheschonk III], 3. Apis IV [né l'an 28 de Scheschonk III, mort à l'an 26 ans, l'an 2 de Pikhi]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dyn[astie]: Apis IV [né l'an 28 de Scheschonk III, mort à l'an 26 ans, l'an 2 de Pikhi]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dyn[astie]: Apis V [mort l'an 4 de Scheschonk IV]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIIe dyn[astie]: Apis VI [enseveli l'an 11 de Scheschonk IV,  le 28 de Paophi]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: Title page]

namePart: Horeau, Hector, 1801-1872

namePart: Imp. de Bougeard

namePart: Himley, S.

text: Egypt

type: content

text: Some, if not all, have additional marks probably made by a roulette

type: statement of responsibility

text: Hector Horeau.

title: [Title page.]

text: Prints

collectionTitle: Panorama d'Egypte et de Nubie.


title: Title page with image (woodcut)

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Title page with image (woodcut)

text: Prints


title: Mehemet Ali, Ibrahim Pacha, Soliman Pacha (Seve) et leur suite. Montant a la citadelle du Caire.

text: Egypt

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Cairo (Egypt)

text: Citadel (Cairo, Egypt)

authority: tgm

text: Clothing & dress

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Horses

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

nameType: personal

text: Muhammad 'Alî Bâshâ, Governor of Egypt, 1769-1849

text: Parades & processions

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Sèves, Octave Joseph Anthelme, 1787-1860

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints

extent: 30 x 39 cm. on paper 50 x 34.5 cm. mounted on page with platemark 54 x 37 cm.


title: Frontispiece

text: Egypt

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Nile River

text: Nile River Valley

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Frontispiece

text: Prints


title: Alexandrie, colonne dite de Pompée; Alexandrie, Bain de Cleopatra

text: Egypt

text: Baths, Roman

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Alexandria

text: Caves

text: Egypt

text: Alexandria

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Aiguille de Cléopatre; Marché d'esclaves

text: Egypt

text: City & town life

text: Egypt

text: Waterfronts

text: Egypt

text: Alexandria

text: Slave trade

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Panorama du Caire pris de la Citadelle

text: Egypt

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Cairo (Egypt)

text: Hector Horeau.

text: caption indentifies twenty five monuments or locations visible in the panorama

title: Panorama du Caire pris de la Citadelle

text: Prints

extent: Image : 21.5 x 167.5 cm., platemark : 34 cm. high, on three pieces of paper, glued together after printing.


title: Caire, Grand Rue; Caire, cour de la mosquée el Moyed.

text: Egypt

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Streets

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: City & town life

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Pyramides et Sphinx de Giseh; Colosse de Memphis

text: Egypt

text: Pyramids of Giza (Egypt)

text: Colossi

text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Sphinxes

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Vue prise du Caire; Beni-Hassan

namePart: Bourdon,  Mr.

text: Egypt

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Cairo (Egypt)

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Egypt

text: Bani Hasan Site

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Vue prise du Caire; Beni-Hassan

text: Prints


title: XXIIe dyn[astie]: Apis VII [né l'an 11 de Scheschonk IV, mort l'an 37]

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: Melawi-el-Arich; Syout

text: Egypt

text: City & town life

text: Egypt

text: Mallawî

text: Lycopolis (Egypt)

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Mallawî

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Melawi-el-Arich; Syout

text: Prints


title: Denderah [two images]

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Dandara

text: Hypostyle halls

text: Temple of Hathor (Dandara, Egypt)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Dandara

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Denderah [two images]

text: Prints


title: Thèbes, salle hypostyle de Karnac

text: Egypt

text: Temple of Amon (Karnak, Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Hypostyle halls

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Thèbes, salle hypostyle de Karnac

text: Prints


title: Karnac, salle hypostyle; Karnac, Temple de Khons

text: Egypt

text: Temple of Amon (Karnak, Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Hypostyle halls

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Hector Horeau.

text: 17 printed in bottom right corner, within platemark

text: Prints


title: Temple de Khons; Avenue des Sphinx

text: Egypt

text: Temple of Amon (Karnak, Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Sphinxes

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Hector Horeau.

text: 14 printed in bottom right corner, within platemark

title: Temple de Khons; Avenue des Sphinx

text: Prints


title: Thèbes

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Thebes (Egypt : Extinct city)

text: Luxor (Egypt)

text: Nile River

text: Hector Horeau.

text: from atop a pylon of Temple of Amon, looking down at Temple of Khon, south towards Luxor, and west towards Medinet Habu

title: Thèbes

text: Prints


title: Luxor, vue de face; Luxor, vue de côté

text: Egypt

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temple of Luxor (Luxor, Egypt)

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Colossi

text: Obelisks

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Luxor, vue de face; Luxor, vue de côté

text: Prints


title: Luxor; Medinet Abou

text: Egypt

text: Temple of Luxor (Luxor, Egypt)

text: Boats

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Nile River

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Luxor

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Hector Horeau.

text: 20 printed in bottom right corner, within platemark

title: Luxor; Medinet Abou

text: Prints


title: Thebes, vue de la salle hypostyle du Rhamesséion

text: Egypt

text: Ramesseum (Thebes, Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Hypostyle halls

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Homes and haunts

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Rhamesseion, détails d'architecture; Karnac, détails d'architecture.

text: Egypt

text: Ramesseum (Thebes, Egypt)

text: Temple of Amon (Karnak, Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Architectural elements

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Architectural elements

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Karnak

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Thebes (Extinct city)

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Thèbes, vue de la vallée des tombeaux; Thèbes, entrée du tombeau de Rhamsès-Meimoun; Thèbes, intèrieur du tombeau de Rhamsès VI

text: Egypt

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Egypt

text: Valley of the Kings

text: Valley of the Kings (Egypt)

text: Ramses III, King of Egypt

text: Tomb

text: Ramses VI, King of Egypt

text: Tomb

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Esné

text: Egypt

text: Hypostyle halls

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Isnâ

text: Hector Horeau.

text: 2 printed in bottom right corner, within platemark

title: Esné

text: Prints


title: Edfou, vue exteriéure; Edfou, vue interiéure

text: Egypt

text: Capitals (Columns)

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Temple of Horus (Idfû, Egypt)

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Koum Ombos; Carrière de Silsilis

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Ombos (Extinct city)

text: Temple of Sobek and Haroeris (Ombos)

text: Silsila, Gebel el- (Egypt)

text: quarrying

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Koum Ombos; Carrière de Silsilis

text: Prints


title: Ile de Philœ, vue prise de l'Ile de Béghé; Ile de Philœ, entrée du grand temple

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Ile de Philae, vue de Temple de Vénus Athor

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Ile de Philae

text: Egypt

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Islands

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Ile de Philae

text: Prints


title: Gartassy; Taffa

text: Egypt

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Qirtâsî

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Gartassy; Taffa

text: Prints


title: Kalapché; Dandour; Guirché

text: Egypt

text: Colossi

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Dandur

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Temple of Dendûr (Egypt)

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Dandûr

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Kalapché; Dandour; Guirché

text: Prints


title: Dakké; Korti

text: Egypt

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Errata, on final page, states : "A la gravure de la page 30, au lieu de Korti, lisez Maharraka"

title: Dakké; Korti

text: Prints


title: Asseboua; Amada

text: Egypt

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

authority: lctgm

text: Sphinxes

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Asseboua; Amada

text: Prints


title: Derri, vue générale; Derri, vue du temple

text: Egypt

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Boat & ship industry

text: Egypt

text: Cities & towns

text: Egypt

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Ibsamboul

text: Egypt

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Colossi

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Boats

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Ibsamboul

text: Prints


title: Temple d'Ibsamboul

text: Egypt

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Colossi

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Temple d'Ibsamboul

text: Prints


title: Temple d'Ibsamboul

text: Egypt

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Temple d'Ibsamboul

text: Prints


title: Frontispice de la deuxième cataracte a la Méditerranée

text: Egypt

text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Nile River

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Hector Horeau.

text: Prints


title: Bouquet de palmiers

text: Egypt

text: Palms

text: Egypt

text: Hector Horeau.

title: Bouquet de palmiers

text: Prints


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Chromolithographs


text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXIVe dyn[astie]: Apis Unique

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

title: XXIVe dyn[astie]: Apis Unique

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXVe dyn[astie]: Apis II

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

title: XXVe dyn[astie]: Apis II

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: XXVIe dyn[astie]: Apis I

text: Serapeum (Ṣaqqārah, Egypt)

title: XXVIe dyn[astie]: Apis I

text: Prints

text: Photolithographs


title: Cologne Cathedral]

text: Cologne (Germany)

text: Cathedrals

text: Germany

text: Cologne

text: Kölner Dom

divisions: ART PHG

type: ownership

text: Received at Bronx Reference Center, 1981

text: Includes views by J.P. [Pascal] Sebah and Holmes. Images of Egypt by Sebah signed, captioned in French and numbered in negative. Images of Pakistan and Afghanistan by Holmes signed and numbered in negative, captioned in pencil on mounts.

title: Cologne Cathedral

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints

collectionTitle: Album of photographs of Pakistan, Egypt, and European locations]


title: Kilkenny Castle 383 W. L.

text: Castles & palaces

text: Ireland

text: Kilkenny (County)

title: Kilkenny Castle 383 W. L.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Brickeen Bridge, Killarney, 216 W.L.]

text: Bridges

text: Ireland

text: Kerry

text: Killarney

text: Boats

text: Ireland

text: Kerry

text: Killarney

text: Lakes & ponds

text: Ireland

text: Kerry

text: Killarney

title: Brickeen Bridge, Killarney, 216 W.L.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Woman with dog pulled cart]

text: Carts & wagons

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

text: Catalog record suggests these might be Belgian milk sellers

title: Woman with dog pulled cart

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Women with dog pulled cart

text: Containers

text: Drinking vessels

text: Carts & wagons

text: Houses

text: Working dogs

text: Women

text: Clothing & dress

type: admin

text: 3054 in negative CATALOG record suggests these might be Belgian mild sellers

title: Women with dog pulled cart

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Pebbly beach, hotels and houses in the middle distance]

text: Buildings

text: Europe

text: Beaches

text: Europe

text: Waterfronts

text: Europe

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: House, interior]; [House, exterior]; Lands End & hotel, HCW 50

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text: Houses

text: Cliffs

text: England

authority: tgn

text: Lands End

text: Hotels

text: England

text: Lands End

text: Land's End (England)

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Ecole arabe

namePart: Sébah, J. Pascal

text: Children

text: Egypt

text: Schools

text: Egypt

text: Numbered in negative, 240.

title: Ecole arabe

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


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text: Egypt

text: Containers

text: Doors & doorways

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text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: Egypt

text: Seating (Furniture)

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text: title in negative illegible

title: Two men, woman and boy by carved door

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text: Albumen prints


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text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Minbars

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Mihrabs

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: title in negative very difficult to read

title: Mosque of Sultan Hassan, interior

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Ouvertur du Pont Attente.

text: Camels

text: Egypt

title: Ouvertur du Pont Attente.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Sakieh (système d'irrigation)

text: Oxen

text: Agricultural machinery & implements

text: Irrigation

text: Numbered in negative, 273.

title: Sakieh (système d'irrigation)

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Temple Chafre Sphinx & Pyramide Cheops.

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text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Cheops, King of Egypt

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text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Sphinxes

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Numbered in negative, 265.

title: Temple Chafre Sphinx & Pyramide Cheops.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Fellahines.

text: Containers

text: Architectural decorations & ornaments

text: Egypt

text: Children

text: Egypt

text: Women -- Clothing & dress -- Egypt

text: Numbered in negative, 270.

title: Fellahines.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Mosq. Mohamed Ali (Chaire)

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Cairo

text: Minbars

text: Numbered in negative, 8.

title: Mosq. Mohamed Ali (Chaire)

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Sphinx Armachis [neg. 232]

text: Great Sphinx (Egypt)

text: Pyramids

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: Sphinxes

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

text: not included in catalog record

title: Sphinx Armachis [neg. 232]

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: yramide Cheops : ascension [neg. 229]

text: Great Pyramid (Egypt)

text: Men

text: Egypt

text: Jîzah

title: yramide Cheops : ascension [neg. 229]

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Camel convoy entering Khyber Pass

namePart: Holmes, R. B.

text: Camels

text: Pakistan

text: Caravans

text: Pakistan

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text: 2 [in negative][title in pencil above photograph]

title: Camel convoy entering Khyber Pass

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Exit of Khyber Pass into Plains of Peshawar

text: Camels

text: Pakistan

text: Caravans

text: Pakistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Trucks

text: Pakistan

text: Roads

text: Pakistan

text: Peshawar (Pakistan)

text:
4 [in negative]
[title in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Khyber Pass, Ali Musjid Gorge looking south

text: Canyons

text: Pakistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: 6 [in negative][title in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Jangi : pumping station near Landi Kotal : rushed at night as soon as hostilities were started, six marines soon... being killed by ...

text: Men

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Motorcycles

text: British

text: Pakistan

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text: Pumping stations

text: Pakistan

text: [Caption written in pencil above photograph.]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: View from Michni Kandao, last blockhouse on the Khyber line (looking towards Landi Kotal)

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text: Roads

text: Pakistan

text: 17 [in negative]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: From Kapirkate overlooking the Khargati Ridge. The battle ground of 11th May 1919. Bagh Springs + village in the distance and remains of old Bhuddist Stapa [?] on extreme left. Ghurkha sentry in foreground.

text: Battlefields

text: Pakistan

text: Gurkha soldiers

text:
20 [in negative]
Caption written in pencil above photograph.

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Ali Musjid barrak [?]

text: Carts & wagons

text: Pakistan

text: Horses

text: Pakistan

text: Forts & fortifications

text: British

text: Pakistan

text: Military camps

text: British

text: Pakistan

text:
3 [in negative]
Title written in pencil above photograph.

title: Ali Musjid barrak [?]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title:
[The
    Khargati Ridge & Kapirkate from Michni Kandao]

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text: 10 [in negative]

text: Photographs


title: Landi Khana Camp from Jungi Gorge

text: Canyons

text: Pakistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text:
16 [in negative]
[title written in pencil above photograph]

title: Landi Khana Camp from Jungi Gorge

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title:
The
    Khurd Khyber pickets

text: Guardhouses

text: Pakistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text:
36 [in negative]
[title written in pencil above negative]

title: The Khurd Khyber pickets

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Landi Khana Camp. Furthest outpost on frontier of Afghanistan. New boundary runs across road at 'x'

text: Military camps

text: British

text: Pakistan

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: Mountains

text: Pakistan

text: Roads

text: Pakistan

text: 180 [in negative]

text: Photographs


title: Looking towards birdi from emergency picket. Taken during the action of 21st June 1919.

text: Bodies of water

text: Afghanistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text: Roads

text: Afghanistan

text: Plains

text: Afghanistan

text:
37 [in negative]
[title written in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Looe[?] Dakka (Afghanistan). Deserted villages & main road to Landi Khana. Squadron of KDGs in foreground

text: Cavalry

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Villages

text: Afghanistan

text: Roads

text: Afghanistan

text: Plains

text: Afghanistan

text:
32 [in negative]
[caption written in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Dakka Camp. Fort Roberts + Kabul River. 1919.

text: Horses

text: Afghanistan

text: Forts & fortifications

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: Khyber Pass (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Military camps

text: British

text: Afghanistan

text: [title written in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: From Dakka looking across Kabul River to Lalpura

text: Boats

text: Afghanistan

text: Kabul River (Afghanistan and Pakistan)

text: Mountains

text: Afghanistan

text:
31 [in negative]
[title written in pencil above photograph]

text: Photographs

text: Silver gelatin prints


title: Scene 1a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 1a

text: handscrolls

rights: Items are part of the Spencer Collection at NYPL

collectionTitle: Handscrolls of the Tale of Genji


title: Scene 1b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 1b

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 2a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 2a

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 2b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 2b

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 2c

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 2c

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 3a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 3a

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 3b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 3b

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 4a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 4a

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 4b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 4b

text: handscrolls


namePart: Temple, Richard Carnac, Sir, 1850-1931

namePart: Griggs, William, 1832-1911

text: Religion

text: Burma

authority: lcgft

text: Book covers

title: [Front cover] The thirty-seven nats, a phase of spirit-worship prevailing in Burma, by Sir R. C. Temple. With full-page and other illustrations.

text: Illustrations

publisher: W. Griggs, chromo-lithographer to the king.


title: Scene 5a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 5a

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 5b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 5b

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 6a

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 6a

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 6b

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 6b

text: handscrolls


title: Title page]

text: Religion

text: Burma

title: [Title page]

text: Illustrations

collectionTitle: The thirty-seven nats, a phase of spirit-worship prevailing in Burma, by Sir R. C. Temple. With full-page and other illustrations.


title: Scene 1c

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 1c

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 3

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 3

text: handscrolls


title: Scene 4

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: Scene 4

text: handscrolls


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 1. Thagyá nat. 2. Mahágirí nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Clothing & dress

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: East Indian lotus

text: Burma

text: Shells (Animal)

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No. 1. [Thagyá nat]
No. 2. Mahágirí nat. One Nga Tindaw, a blacksmith of Yetaung on the Irrawaddy, not far north of  Prome, had a son named Nga Tindè and two daughters named Mà Sawmè and Mà Dwé-hlá. Nga Tindè was a man of great strength, said in the Annals of Tagaung to be able to wield a hammer weighing 60 viss (210 lbs.). The noise of his anvil was heard in the king's palace, and the king ordered the valiant blacksmith to be brought before him, but he fled into the jungle. So the king married his sister Mà Sawmè, to whom he gave the title of Thíriwundá, and made her his chief queen, and then persuaded Nga Tindè to return, on a promise of making him a high official. But when Nga Tindè did return he was tied to a jasmine tree (sagábin) and burnt alive. After his death, Nga Tindè became a Nat and has ever since been worshipped with offerings at a yearly festival in December. This Nat is represented standing in Court dress of a high class, with and without the official head-dress, with a drawn sword and fan; supported by three balús on a kneelilng or standing elephants. [p. 45]

text: Illustrations

extent: Two images on one 37.5 x 26.5 cm page. (Coloured)


title: Segment of scroll with text.]

text: Manuscripts, Japanese

title: [Segment of scroll with text.]

text: handscrolls


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 3. Hnamádawgyí nat. 4. Shwe Nabé nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text:
No. 3. Hnamádawgyí Nat, also known as Shwé Myet-hná Nat, or Golden-cheeks, and Taung-gyí Shin Nat. When  Mà Sawmè, as Queen Thíriwundá, heard that her brother was being burnt in the jasmine tree, she rushed  into the fire, and all the king could save of her was her head. After death, she and her brother lived in the jasmine (michelia champaca) as Nats at Tagaung, where they did much harm to the people. So the king had the tree felled and thrown into the river. It floated down to Pagán, where it grounded near the Kuppayawgá Gate. It was taken out of the river by Thalakhyaung Min (i.e., Thinlígyaung-ngè of Pagán, 520-529 A.D.), who took it to the Pópá Mountain, where I [Temple R.C.] am assured that their heads in gold are still to be seen. Their festival is in December. This Nat is represented as a woman, standing in Court dress of a high class, sometimes with a nagá (serpent) head-dress, supported by a balú on a kneelling or standing elephant.  [p. 45-46]

No. 4. Shwe Nabé Nat.  She was born at Mindón and was the daughter of the Sea-serpent (Yénagá). She went to worship at a footprint of Gaudama (Buddha) in the form of a woman. Here she met Nga Tindè, while he was hiding in the jungle, and became his wife. They had two sons, Taungmagyí and Myauk Minshinbyú. She died of grief at her husband's failure to return to her after he had started to visit his sister at Tahaung. This Nat is represented as a girl standing on a lotus throne, in Court dress of a high class, with a nagá head-dress. [p. 46]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 5. Thónban Hla nat.  6. Taung-ngú Mingaung nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No. 5.  Thónban Nat, also known as Thónban-hlá Nat,  Surpassing Beauty. She was born at Hantháwadí (Pegu) and was able to change her form three times a day. She was taken to King Duttabaung of Thírikhettayá  (Prome), who had heard of her beauty. But his queens bribed the officers to say that she was a giantess and so big that the palace gates would have to be widened to admit her. So he ordered that she was to be kept in a large house  outside the gate, where she earned a  livelihood as a weaver. Here she built a pagoda called Limmàgyí Phayá, and planted a tree, known as the  Limmàgyíbin. She was thus deserted by her husband, and after death her loom and its belongings turned into a rock, which is still to be seen. Her title as queen was Okkalábá. This Nat is represented as a girl, standing in the Court dress of a royal attendant, with and without the nagá head-dress, supported by a Burmanised representation of the Brahmanic elephant-headed god Ganésa, kneeling or standing on a balú driving a standing elephant. The Indian origin of this cult is therefore obvious. [p.47]

No. 6. Taung-ngú Mingaung Nat, also called Shinbayin Nat. He was king of Taung-ngú (Tonghoo), and was known as Kuthén Thaken (Lord of Bassein), son of Minyè Théngáthú by a mother who was a native of Kadú in the Shwébó district. He was seized with dysentery and went to the Paung-laung (Sittang) river to get his health restored, but died on his return from the unlucky smell of onions. This Nat is represented as seated on a lotus throne, in high class Court dress, with a fan in his right hand. [p. 64]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 7. Mintárá nat.  8. Thandawgán nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No. 7. Mintárá Nat, called also Mintarágyí Nat. He was the son of Sinbyúshin Mintarágyí, and the elder brother of Mingaung-gyí of Ava. He died of fever and became a Nat. He is represented seated on a lotus throne, with a fan, in full high class Court costume, winged in the Yódayá, i.e., Siamese, fashion. [p. 58-59]

No. 8. Thandawgán Nat, called also Yébyá Nat. He was an assistant secretary to Mingaung, King of Tonghoo, and died from snake bite while plucking jasmine flowers for the king. This Nat is represented in the Court dress of an ordinary official with a fan, seated on a  lotus throne. [p. 65]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 9. Shwé Nawrathá nat.  10. Aungzwámagyí nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Balls (Sporting goods)

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Chisels & mallets

text:
No. 9. Shwé Nawrathá Nat. He was the son of Mingbyaing Màthíríthú and grandson of the second Mingaung of Ava. During the reign of his uncle, Shwé Nàngyaw, one of his servants, Nga Thaukkyá, rebelled. On this account, Shwé Nawrathà was thrown into the Irrawaddy and became a Nat. This Nat is represented in high class Court dress, seated on a lotus throne, as a Manipúrí, with polo mallet and ball. The modern English game of polo came from the Manipúrís through English officers in quite recent times. [p.59]

No. 10. Aungzwámagyí Nat. One Nga Saung-gyàn raised a rebellion at Ngasingú, about six miles to the north of Mandalay, against Min Narathéngá, king of Pagán, and the king sent his younger brother, Narabadísíthú, against him, in the hope that his brother might be killed, so that he might marry his widow, i.e., his sister-in-law, the Wálúwadí Princess. So Narabadísíthú left his servant, Nga Aungzwá, behind, with a promise that if he could kill the king, he should be married to the widow. The  king was duly despatched, and Nga Aungzwá demanded fulfilment of his promise, but the lady flatly refused to marry him, as he was not of the blood royal. When Nga Aungzwá  was told of this, he spat on the flor, and used some strong language about the fulfilment of promises. The new king, being enraged at this, had him put to death, whereon he became a Nat. This Nat, who is very popular, is represented as a young man in high class Court costume, with a sword in the right hand, riding quietly. [p.61]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 11. Ngázíshin nat.  12. Aungbinlè Sinbyushin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Umbrellas

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No. 11. Ngázíshin Nat, Lord of the Five (White) Elephants, called also Ngágyaung Tagá Nat. Kyawzwá, King of Pinlè, was the son of King Thíháthú  and procured five white elephants from over the sea. He died of fever and became a Nat. This Nat is represented as a royal figure in Court dress seated on a lotus, with a sword in the right hand, four umbrellas over him, and royal spittoon and betel box before him. He is supported by a  five-headed elephant, which has four pots for offerings between the heads. All these accumulated insignia of royalty refer to the claim of this king in life to a descent from all the royal lines existing in his time. He is, however, sometimes represented merely as a royal soldier youth seated on a five-headed elephant, with a sword in the left hand. [p.59]

No. 12. Aungbinlè Sinbyushin Nat. Thíháthú, King of Amarapúra, was the son of King Mingaung, He was killed in some rice land near the Aungbinlé Lake by the Kóngbaung Sawbwá and became a Nat. This Nat is represented standing or sitting on a lotus, or on a throne, in Court dress, with a swish or fan in the left hand; supported on a one-headed or three-headed elephant, in token of his royalty , do doubt. He is sometimes accompanied by a driver or mahaut in front, and a balú armed, or simply an attendant, behind. [p. 59].

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 13. Taungmagyí nat.  14. Maung Minshin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Spears

text: Burma

text: Quoits

text: Burma

text: Warriors

text: Burma

text: No. 13. Taungmagyí Nat and No. 14. Maung Minshin Nat, also known as Maung Shinbyú Nat and Taungmàgyí Myauk Minshinbyú Nat. Nga Tindè's serpent wife brougnt forth two eggs near the Munlé River, which were found  by a hermit and taken home. After a while, two boys came forth out of the two eggs, and  were called Shinbyú and Shin-nyó. King Duttabaung of Prome was told by his Brahman astrologers that two powerful men would soon be forthcoming to overthrow him, and so he had a search made for them. They were brougnt to him by a hunter, and he ordered them to fight out a boxingh-match, possibly as a measure of policy. During the struggle, the younger of the brothers died and  became the Nat Taungmàgyí, while the elder one died soon afterwards and became the Nat Shinbyú or Maung Minshin, showing the wisdom of the policy. They were each said to have six hands, and there are figures of them set up to the east of Prome, under the name of Kúdaw Shin. This pair of Nats are represented as a couple of soldiers standing on lotus thrones in Court costume. The arms in each case hold a quoit, a dah or sword, and a couple of spears. The six arms plainly show the Indian origin of the cult of the pair. [p. 46-47]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 15. Shindaw nat.  16. Nyaung-gyin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Rosary

text: Burma

text: Staff (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Sick persons

text: Burma

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No.15. Shindaw Nat.  He was a young prince placed by the king of Ava under the abbot of the Hnatpyittaung Payá to be educated at his monastery. While still a novice, he died of snakebite. This Nat is represented as a novice, with rosary and fan, telling his beads. [p. 66]

No. 16. Nyaung-gyin Nat, called also Nyaung-gyin O Nat. He was a member of Manuhà's family and died of leprosy in the days of Anawratházaw. This Nat is represented as a leper in high -class Court dress leaning of a staff. He has lost the ends of both fingers and toes, and his face is marked with the usual signs of tubercular leprosy. [p. 53]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 17. Tabìn Shwédí nat.  18. Minyè Aungdin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: harps

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text:
No. 17. Tabìn Shwédí Nat. He was king of Tonghoo and Hantháwadí (Pegu) and son of Mín Kínyó. His Minister, Thamin Sawdók, warned him of ill-fortune and advised him to remove his residence. This he did,  but, nevertheless, he was killed by his royal sword-bearer (kalut-le'wèdá-hmú), who was the younger brother of Thamin Sawdók, and became a Nat. This Nat is represented as seated on a lotus throne, in Court dress, with and without wings, with a sword in his right hand. [p.64]

No. 18.  Minyè Aungdin Nat, called also Minyè Aung Nat. He was the son of Anauk Thalón Mintarágyí, and died of drink. This Nat is represented as a young man seated on a lotus on a throne, or on a lotus throne, in high class Court dress, playing on the Burmese harp. [p.66]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 19. Shwé Sippin nat.  20. Mèdaw Shwésagá nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Queens

text: Burma

text: Princes

text: Burma

text:
No. 19. Shwé Sippin Nat, also called Shwé Sit-thí Nat. His title was the Hlaingdet Myózá and he was the son of Sawmun-hnit, king of Pagán. He was sent to suppress the insurrection of Kyaing-thin, son of the Pagán Sawbwá, but spent the time in cock-fighting, and so was put to death by having his legs buried in the earth and being left to die. He became a Nat. This Nat is represented seated on a lotus throne in high class Court dress, with sword uplifted or over his shoulder in his right hand. [p. 61]

No. 20. Mèdaw Shwésagá Nat. She was the  mother of the Hlaingdet Myózá, who became the Shwé Sippin Nat, and died of grief at the terrible end of her son. She became a Nat also. This  Nat is represented as a girl in full Court dress, with and without the nagá head-dress, kneeling on a lotus throne, or on a lotus, with her elbow in the fashionable state of dislocation. [p. 61]

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 21. Maung Pó Tú nat.  22. Yun Bayìn nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Staffs (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Tigers

text: Burma

text:
No. 21. Maung Pó Tú Nat. He was a trader of Pinyá, and was killed by a tiger on the summit of Mt. Ongyaw whilst on his way home. He is, however, represented as riding a tiger, or what may pass for a tiger, and driving it with a stick, in a Court costume, proper for a very high official, or for a prince of the royal family. There is, perhaps, therefore, some legend giving him a royal parentage or connection. [p.69].

No. 22. Yun Bayìn Nat. He was the Chief of Zimmè and was made a prisoner of war by Sinbyúmyáshin of Hantháwadí (Pegu). He died at Rangoon of dysentery in 920 B.E. (1558 A.D.), and became a Nat. This Nat is represented seated on a throne, or on a lotus throne, in high class Court dress, with a sheathed sword. [p.66]

text: Illustrations


title:
John
    King, chimney sweep, shown with gear while singing out his call.

namePart: C. H. Gallup & Co.

text: African Americans

text: African Americans

text: New York (State)

text: New York

text: Poughkeepsie (N.Y.)

text: Chimney sweeps

text: Free African Americans

text: Migration 7 - 051

text: Images of African Americans in the 19th Century

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints

collectionTitle: Cabinet card collection


namePart: Wilson, J. A.

text: African Americans

text: Savannah (Ga.)

text: African American women

text: African Americans -- Children -- 1890-1899

title: [Unidentified standing figures: woman, her folded arms leaning on back of chair, and young man, probably her son, left hand on book.]

text: Photographs


title: Domestic life

text: African Americans

text: Savannah (Ga.)

text: African American mothers

text: African American boys

text: Migration 7 - 053

title: Unidentified standing figures: woman, her folded arms leaning on back of chair, and young man, probably her son, left hand on book.

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: Rev. Mrs. J. H. Vigal of Buffalo, N.Y., arm raised, holding Bible.

text: African Americans

text: Buffalo (N.Y.)

text: African American women

text: Clergy

text: New York (State)

text: Buffalo

text: Preaching

text: Photographs

rights: Photographs were taken by various photographers and studios spanning the 19th century.


title: Studio portrait of [Patrick Reason].

namePart: Pifer & Becker

text: African Americans

text: Cleveland (Ohio)

title: Studio portrait of [Patrick Reason].

text: Photographs


title: University Singers of New Orleans; In aid of Colored Orphans' Home of Louisiana.

namePart: Sawyer, L. A

namePart: Sawyer, L. A.

text: African Americans

text: Singers

text: Charity

text: Students

text: Photographs


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 23. Maung Minbyú nat.  24. Mándalé Bódaw nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Wind instruments

text: Warriors

text: Burma

text: Priests

text: Burma

text:
No. 23. Maung Minbyú Nat. He was a prince of Ava and married the daughter of a cavalry officer. He died of an overdose of opium. This Nat is represented as a young man seated on a lotus throne, or on a lotus on a throne, in high class Court dress, playing on a horn or pipe. [p. 66]

No. 24. Mándalé Bódaw Nat, called also Kyet Yók Nat, No. 25. Shwébyin Naungdaw Nat (the elder Shwébyin Nat), No. 26. Shwébyin Nyídaw Nat (the younger Shwébyin Nat). The two Shwébyin were brothers and the sons of a native of India (in the service of King Anawratházaw) by an ogress he met with on Mt. Pópá, whither he had been sent to get certain flowers for the king. They also served under the king and were sent by him to China for the holy tooth-relic from the royal palace there. They returned with the relic and the king erected a pagoda for it, requiring a brick from each of his officers. The two Shwébyin failed to supply a brick each, were killed by being castrated and became Nats. Mandalé Bódaw was the title of a minister of Anawratházaw, who was a Brahman and the guardian of the two Shwébyin. He was killed together with them. He tried to get away on a marble elephant, which he could vivify by placing an enchanted white thread round it, but failed and was captured and killed. All three became Nats.
     In this case the Mandalé Bodaw Nat is represented standing on a lotus throne in the full official Court dress of a minister of the king. He bears a sword, and his right hand is in the conventional attitude of preaching. This appears to refer to his dual character as a warrior and a priest. The two Shwébyin brothers are in the Court dress of officials, seated on lotus thrones, and bearing swords in the right hand or in the right and left hands respectively. [p. 52]

text: Illustrations


text: African Americans

text: Women

title: [Studio portrait of woman wearing hat and gloves and dress with bustle.]

text: Photographs


title: Freeman (New York, N.Y. : 1884)

namePart: Hossack

text: African Americans

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Editors

text: African American editors

text: Parker, George T.

title: Geo. Parker, Editor 'The Freeman,' now 'N.Y. Age.'

text: Photographs


namePart: Hesler, Alexander

text: African Americans

text: Chicago (Ill.)

title: [Studio portrait of a man dressed in jacket, vest, tie and striped pants.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Collins

text: African Americans

text: Aged persons

text: Huntsville (Ala.)

title: 'Uncle Harmon Vann, 104 years old, Huntsville, Ala., 1898.

text: Photographs


text: African Americans

title: [Dapper man, coat draped over his arm, and cane in hand.]

text: Photographs


title: Bertie Graves from Albert Owens.

namePart: Fischer

text: African Americans

text: St. Louis (Mo.)

title: Bertie Graves from Albert Owens.

text: Photographs


title: Studio portrait of a man.]

namePart: Everett, G.

text: African Americans

text: Hot Springs (Ark.)

title: [Studio portrait of a man.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Sweet, C. L.

text: African Americans

text: Springfield (Mo.)

title: [Studio portrait of man in formal attire.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Steinhardt

text: African Americans

text: New York (N.Y.)

title: [Studio portrait of man dressed in suit and coat, holding bowler hat.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Curtis, George E.

namePart: Curtis, George E. (d. 1910)

text: African Americans

text: Niagara Falls (N.Y.)

title: [Studio portrait of man with top hat and cane.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Anderson

text: African Americans

title: [Full length portrait of man with bowler hat and cane.]

text: Photographs


title: Woman wearing dress covered with lace across the bodice].

namePart: Columbian Galleries

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: New York (N.Y.)

title: [Woman wearing dress covered with lace across the bodice.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Benjamin, O. C.

namePart: Benjamin, O. C. (d. 1895)

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: New Jersey

title: [Studio portrait of woman wearing hat, and velvet coat.]

text: Photographs


title: Miss Perry, colored albina, Barnum Show

namePart: Eisenmann, Charles

namePart: Eisenmann, Charles (b. 1850)

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Circuses & shows

text: Albinus

title: Miss Perry, colored albina, Barnum Show

text: Photographs


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 25. Shwébyin Naungdaw nat. 26. Shwébyin Nyídaw nat.

namePart: Temple, Richard Carnac, Sir, 1850-1931

namePart: Griggs, William, 1832-1911

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text:
[No. 24. Mándalé Bódaw Nat, called also Kyet Yók Nat, ] No. 25. Shwébyin Naungdaw Nat (the elder Shwébyin Nat), No. 26. Shwébyin Nyídaw Nat (the younger Shwébyin Nat). The two Shwébyin were brothers and the sons of a native of India (in the service of King Anawratházaw) by an ogress he met with on Mt. Pópá, whither he had been sent to get certain flowers for the king. They also served under the king and were sent by him to China for the holy tooth-relic from the royal palace there. They returned with the relic and the king erected a pagoda for it, requiring a brick from each of his officers. The two Shwébyin failed to supply a brick each, were killed by being castrated and became Nats. Mandalé Bódaw was the title of a minister of Anawratházaw, who was a Brahman and the guardian of the two Shwébyin. He was killed together with them. He tried to get away on a marble elephant, which he could vivify by placing an enchanted white thread round it, but failed and was captured and killed. All three became Nats.
     In this case the Mandalé Bodaw Nat is represented standing on a lotus throne in the full official Court dress of a minister of the king. He bears a sword, and his right hand is in the conventional attitude of preaching. This appears to refer to his dual character as a warrior and a priest. The two Shwébyin brothers are in the Court dress of officials, seated on lotus thrones, and bearing swords in the right hand or in the right and left hands respectively. [p. 52]

text: Illustrations


namePart: Munck, E.

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: Children

text: New York (N.Y.)

title: [Two women and a child standing on step in front of a doorway of a house.]

text: Photographs


title: Studio portrait of a woman.]

namePart: Van Wagner

text: African Americans

text: Women

title: [Studio portrait of a woman.]

text: Photographs


originInfo: [Date Unavailable]

namePart: Madison Art Studio

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: New York (N.Y.)

title: [Studio portrait of woman, hand on books spread on table.]

text: Photographs

rights: Creation or publication date required to give a full rights analysis. Based on the content note in the cataloged description: Images of African Americans in the 19th Century, and the look of the photograph it is reasonably inferred that the photo was taken before 1923.


text: African Americans

text: Women

text: New York (N.Y.)

title: [Woman in hat decorated with flowers, and striped blouse.]

text: Photographs


title: Studio portrait of Knoxville (Tenn.) College Glee Club.]

text: African Americans

text: Choirs (Music)

text: Knoxville (Tenn.)

text: Students

text: Tennessee

text: Knoxville

text: Photographs


title: John Smith, Minister to Liberia.

namePart: Davis, G. W.

text: African Americans

text: Washington (D.C.)

text: Ambassadors

text: American

title: John Smith, Minister to Liberia.

text: Photographs


title: Statue of Frederick Douglass.]

text: African Americans

text: Sculpture

text: Rochester (N.Y.)

text: Streets

text: New York (State)

text: Rochester

text: Douglass, Frederick, 1818-1895

title: Statue of Frederick Douglass.

text: Photographs


title: Studio portrait of young woman.]

namePart: Yogg, M.

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: Newark (N.J.)

title: [Studio portrait of young woman.]

text: Photographs


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 27. Mintná Maung Shin nat.  28. Tíbyusaung nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: harps

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Priests

text: Burma

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text:
No. 27. Mintná Maung Shin Nat. Maung Shin was the son of Min Yinzaw of Pagán and settled in Kyauk-thànbauk and Pabetmyó. He died from an accidental fall from a swing while at play. This Nat is represented in  Court dress, seated on a lotus throne and playing the Burmese harp. [p. 52]

No. 28. Tíbyusaung Nat, No. 29. Tíbyusaung Mèdaw Nat, and No. 30. Yómàshin Mingaung Nat, called also Bayinmàshin Nat. Kyaungbyú Min had, among others, theree sons: two by one queen, named Kyízó and Súkadè, and the great king Anawratházaw by another queen. Anawratházaw was much younger than the other two. Kyízó and Súkadè dethroned their father in 348 B.E. (986 A.D.) and Kyízó became king. He was a mighty hunter, pitching his camp at Nyundun on the Chindwin. When twenty-eight years of age he was accidentally killed at Pagyí, near Mt. Pópá, by an arrow from an huntsman and became the Yómàshin Mingaung Nat. And so, in 354 B.E. (992 A.D.), Súkadé became king and married his step-mother, who was the mother of Anawratházaw rebelled against Súkadé, who was killed by a lance. When Kyaungbyú Min was dethroned, his family were sent to a monastery, and the king himself was forced to turn monk. On his death Súkadé became the Tibyúsaung Nat. The mother of the above Nats became the Tibyúsaung Mèdaw Nat. Her votaries are women, who carry a rosary and wear a golden head-dress.
     In this case, Tibyúsaung Nat is represented, both as a young and as an old man, in the costume of a daukchá yathé, or what purports to be such, seated on a lotus throne. Tibyúsaung Mèdaw Nat is represented as a girl kneeling in full Court dress on a lotus or on a lotus throne. The outward turned elbow is an accomplishment of which Burmese young ladies are very proud. Bayinmáshin Mingaung Nat is seated on a lotus throne in full Court dress of a high class, and sometimes with a bow unstrung. [p. 51-52]

text: Illustrations


title: Studio portrait of man, hand on waist.]

namePart: Van Orsdell

text: African Americans

text: Orangeburg (S.C.)

title: [Studio portrait of man, hand on waist.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Stanton & Burdick

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: Los Angeles (Calif.)

title: [Studio portrait of young woman, head turned to her right.]

text: Photographs


title: Studio portrait of man holding box labelled 'Confectionery.']

namePart: Notman, William

namePart: Notman, William (1826-1891)

text: African Americans

text: Peddlers

text: Confections

title: [Studio portrait of man holding box labelled 'Confectionery.'.]

text: Photographs


namePart: Cochran, R. D.

text: African Americans

text: Women

text: Pittsburgh (Pa.)

title: [Studio portrait of two young women, heads touching.]

text: Photographs


namePart: The Carbon Studio

namePart: The Carbon Studio (Norfolk, Va)

text: African Americans

text: Norfolk (Va.)

text: Couples

title: [Studio portrait of a young couple, he seated, she with hand on his shoulder.]

text: Photographs


title: Uniformed man seated, on the mantlepiece is his cap, embroidered with the name Miller Edison Phonograph Co. ]

namePart: Roche

text: African Americans

text: Men

text: Louisville (Ky.)

text: Phonograph industry

text: Photographs


title: [A boy and a young man sitting on a cow-driven cart in muddy street.]

text: African Americans

text: Children

text: Carts & wagons

text: Streets

text: Georgia

text: Macon

text: Photographs


title: John King, chimney sweep, shown with gear while singing out his call.

originInfo: ca. 188-Poughkeepsie, (N.Y.)C. H. Gallup & Co.

text: African Americans

text: Chimney sweeps

title: [The Chimney sweep.]

text: Photographs

text: Albumen prints


title: [An unidentified friend of Emily Smith Mallard that she met at Talladega College.]

namePart: Holland

text: African Americans

text: Photographer: Holland (Albany, GA)

text: Photographs


title: Catalogue no. 9. [Title page]

text: Light fixtures

title: Catalogue no. 9. [Title page]

rights: All sources were published in the U.S and dated before 1923, placing them in the public domain. Therefore, all images can be used freely, without restriction.

collectionTitle: Catalogue no. 9. [Manufacturers of glass]


text: African Americans

text: Photographer: Tresslar, Mongomery, AL

title: [Standing woman, wearing dress with bustle, holding purse at side and umbrella resting on pedestal.]

text: Photographs


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 29. Tíbyusaung Mèdaw nat. 30. Bayìnmáshin Mingaung nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: kings

text: Burma

text: Queens

text: Burma

text:
[No. 28. Tíbyusaung Nat], No. 29. Tíbyusaung Mèdaw Nat, and No. 30. Yómàshin Mingaung Nat, called also Bayinmàshin Nat. Kyaungbyú Min had, among others, three sons: two by one queen, named Kyízó and Súkadè, and the great king Anawratházaw by another queen. Anawratházaw was much younger than the other two. Kyízó and Súkadè dethroned their father in 348 B.E. (986 A.D.) and Kyízó became king. He was a mighty hunter, pitching his camp at Nyundun on the Chindwin. When twenty-eight years of age he was accidentally killed at Pagyí, near Mt. Pópá, by an arrow from an huntsman and became the Yómàshin Mingaung Nat. And so, in 354 B.E. (992 A.D.), Súkadé became king and married his step-mother, who was the mother of Anawratházaw rebelled against Súkadé, who was killed by a lance. When Kyaungbyú Min was dethroned, his family were sent to a monastery, and the king himself was forced to turn monk. On his death Súkadé became the Tibyúsaung Nat. The mother of the above Nats became the Tibyúsaung Mèdaw Nat. Her votaries are women, who carry a rosary and wear a golden head-dress.
     In this case, Tibyúsaung Nat is represented, both as a young and as an old man, in the costume of a daukchá yathé, or what purports to be such, seated on a lotus throne. Tibyúsaung Mèdaw Nat is represented as a girl kneeling in full Court dress on a lotus or on a lotus throne. The outward turned elbow is an accomplishment of which Burmese young ladies are very proud. Bayinmáshin Mingaung Nat is seated on a lotus throne in full Court dress of a high class, and sometimes with a bow unstrung. [p. 51-52]

text: Illustrations


title: Gas and electric shades, crystal.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas and electric shades, crystal.


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 31. Min Síthú nat.  32. Min Kyawzwá nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Horses

text: Burma

text: Princes

text: Burma

text: No. 31. Min Síthú Nat and No. 32. Min Kyawzwá Nat. King Thénzwin of Pagán had two sons by his Northern Queen, the Anauk Míbayá, named Síthú and Kyawzwá. He determined to make another son, Shwé Laung, his heir, and in order to avert danger from him in consequence, he sent the brothers, Síthú and Kyawzwá, to suppress the Karens on the Taung-ngú [Tonghoo] border, which service  they performed with great success. Subsequently, they made a great dyke to drain the Myaungdú village, founded by Min Nyénaung, and quarrelled over turning water into it; whereupon Síthú killed his younger  brother, Kyawzwá, who became a Nat, and revenged himself by afterwards doing Síthú to death by enchantments. Síthú in his turn became a Nat, too. There is another legend, which makes out Min Síthú Nat to be Alaungsíthú, son of King Shwégú-dáraká of Pagán. The Nat Min Síthú is represented as a young man in high class Court dress, seated on a lotus throne in the attitude of preaching; and the Nat Min Kyawzwá as a young man in high class Court dress, riding violently. [p. 59-60]

text: Illustrations


title: Shades, gas and electric, crystal.

text: Light fixtures

title: Shades, gas and electric, crystal.


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 33. Myaukret Shinmá nat. 34. Anauk Míbayá nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Older people

text: Burma

text: Mothers & children

text: Burma

text: Queens

text: Burma

text:
No. 33. Myaukpet Shinmá Nat. She was the wife of Minyé Théngáthú, the  keeper of the king's golden umbrella. She died in childbirth near Sagaing, on her way to visit her parents, and her child, a boy, was taken to his father at Tonghoo, and became King Mingaung on the death of King Tabin Shwédí. On his own death he, too, became a Nat. This Nat is represented as a young girl, but also as an old woman, kneeling in Court dress on a lotus throne, or on a lotus on a throne. [p.64-65]

No. 34. Anauk Míbayá Nat, the Northern Queen. She was the mother of the Nats, Min Síthú and Min Kyawzwá. She was frightened to death on meeting Min Kyawzwá, after he had become a Nat, on a pony, while amusing herself in a cotton field near Ava. Another legend says she was the wife of Mingaung-gyí, son of Mingyízwa. This Nat is represented as a young woman in Court costume, sitting or kneeling on a lotus throne and suckling an infant. [p.59]

text: Illustrations


title: Shades, gas and electric, roughed and clear.

text: Light fixtures


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 35. Shingón nat. 36. Shingwá nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Girls

text: Burma

text:
No. 35. Shingón Nat. She was a concubine of Sinbyúshin Thíháthú, who died suddenly at Ava, on returning from a trip to the Aungbinlè Lake, and became a Nat. She is represented as a young girl standing on a lotus throne or an a lotus on a throne, in the Court costume of a royal attendant, and in the attitude of obeisance. [p. 59]

No. 36. Shingwá Nat. She was the sister of the Mandalé Bódaw and was killed at the same time, becomingf a Nat. This Nat is represented as a young girl in Court dress, standing on a lotus throne or on a lotus on a throne. [p.53]

text: Illustrations


title: Gas and electric shades, roughed.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas and electric shades, roughed.


title: [The thirty-seven nats] 37. Shin-nèmí nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Princesses

text: Burma

text: No. 37. Shin-nèmí Nat. She was the daughter of Queen Okkalábá, otherwise known as Thónbàn-hlá, and died at the same time as her mother at Tabauk Tawyet and became a Nat. This Nat is represented as a stout girl, with nagá head-dress, standing in ordinary Court dress. [p. 47]

text: Illustrations


title: Shades, gas and electric, roughed inside.

text: Light fixtures


title: Udaung. The Peacock Emblem of Burma, representing the sun, in gilt spangled work on black cloth (kulágá).

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Symbols

text: Peacocks

text: Burma

text: Textiles

text: Illustrations


title: Shades, opalescent, straw and ruby.

text: Light fixtures

title: Shades, opalescent, straw and ruby.


title: A Burmese map of the world, showing traces of Medieval European map-making.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Maps

text: Symbols

text: Illustrations


title: Gas shades, ruby, pink, opalescent and straw.

text: Light fixtures


title: Hell according to the Burmese.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Hell

text: "In the centre are those who are undergoing various punishments. Below these is depicted an unfortunate about to enter and begging for mercy, and near him is to be seen another who is reluctant to go forward and is being dragged and goaded onward. At the bottom of the picture is Thagyá judging the deceased; behind him are the four executioners. At the four corners are the abodes of the four great executioners -Yamahlá, Yamada, Yamaká and Yamamin, the abode of the last being represented as empty". [p. facing page 19].

title: Hell according to the Burmese.

text: Illustrations


title: Hall globes, oil and gas.

text: Light fixtures

title: Hall globes, oil and gas.


title: Gas globes, sand blast and etched.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas globes, sand blast and etched.


title: The Sentient Beings according to the Burmese. Buddhist Cosmogony.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Buddhist cosmogony

text: "The Burmese ideas of Sentient Beings, borrowed from India, represent a philosophy dealing with the evolution of the soul. First, in the Nether Worlds we have the evil soul, then in the present world we have the normal soul of man, rising to the higher soul of the angel in the nearer heavens. Next we have the soul getting the better of the body in the Rúpá world of the higher angels, and lastly, the soul dissociated from the body in the Arúpá, or immaterial, worlds, waiting for Nirvána or diccolution".  In the Burmese Buddihist Cosmogony, all living beings are divided into three classes: - Kamá, generating; Rúpá, corporeal ungenerated; Arúpá, incorporeal. These three classes are a divided into thirty-one species, each with its bón (bhúmi, place, state, stage, region) or seat. [...] " [p. facing page 27]

text: Illustrations


title: Gas and electric shades, etched.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas and electric shades, etched.


title: To make small beer

callNumber: MssCol 3231

namePart: Washington, George, 1732-1799

title: To make small beer

text: Documents

text: recipes

collectionTitle: George Washington papers


title: The habitations of the Sentient Beings according to the Burmese. Buddhist Cosmogony.

namePart: Temple, Richard Carnac, Sir, 1850-1931

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Buddhist cosmogony

text: Heaven

text: Earth

text: "The accompanuing illustration shows how the Burmese imagine that the Earth and Heavens are inhabited. Below the earth are the four infernal regions. In the centre of the earth rises Mount Méru (Myinmó) with its ruby feet and its faces - ruby to the south, gold to the east, and silver to the west. At the foot of Mount Méru lies the habitation of mankind. High on the Mount, three-fourths the way up, above the abode of the balús, nagás, galóns and other imaginary creatures, lies the Heaven of the Four Great Kings, Zatumahárit. At the summit lies Táwadénthá, the Heaven of the Thirty-three, whose ruler is Thagyá Nat. Immediately above it in space lies Yámabón, the Land of Yama, the Restrainer; then Túthitá, so often visited by  Buddha while on earth; then Némmanayadí, ruled over by Mán Nat (Mára, the Evil Principle), whose merits in former lives were so great that all the evil he does cannot bring him down lower; and next Wutháwadí, the highest heaven occupied by generating beings. Above these come the sixteen abodes of the Byammá Nats. The real angels of the Burmese, sentient beings who are corporeal but ungenerated. Above these again are the four abodes of the perfect or formless sentient beings, which are not depicted for obvious reasons.  The names of all these abodes will be found accompanying the plate representing the Sentient Beings according to the Burmese. [Description on p. facing page 37].

text: Illustrations


title: Gas and electric shades, etched.

text: Light fixtures

title: [Gas and electric shades, etched.]


title: The Burma of the Thirty-Seven Nats.

namePart: Griggs, William, 1832-1911

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Burma

title: The Burma of the Thirty-Seven Nats.

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 1. Thagyá nat.  No. 2. Mahágirí nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Atlantes

text: Burma

text: Shells (Animal)

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text: Illustrations

extent: Two images on one 37.5 x 26.5 cm page. (Black and white)


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 3. Hnamàdawgyí nat.  No. 4. Shwé Nabé nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: East Indian lotus

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Illustrations


title: Boys eating.

namePart: People's Institute

namePart: People's Institute (New York, N.Y.)

namePart: Beals, Jessie Tarbox

text: People's Institute (New York, N.Y.)

text: Political science--Study and teaching

text: Social settlements

text: [8 boxes]

text: Image # 99

title: Boys eating.

text: Archival materials

text: Photographs

collectionTitle: People's Institute records, 1883-1933, bulk (1897-1927)


title: Gas and electric shades.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas and electric shades.


title: Holograph 1

namePart: Bristow, George Frederick, 1825-1898

text: Music

text: United States

title: Holograph 1

text: Scores

collectionTitle: American Music Collection


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 5. Thónbàn Hlá nat.  No.6. Taung-ngú Mingaung nat. No. 7. Mintará nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text: Illustrations

extent: Three  images on one 37.5 x 26.5 cm page. (Black and white)


title: Shades and electrics, white and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 8.Thàndawgàn nat. No. 9. Shwé Nawrathá nat.  No. 10. Aungzwámàgyí nat.  No. 11. Ngázíshin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: Staffs (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Balls (Sporting goods)

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Horses

text: Burma

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text: Illustrations

extent: Four  images on one 37.5 x 26.5 cm page. (Black and white)


title: Holograph 2

text: Music

text: United States

title: Holograph 2

text: Scores


title: Gas and electric shades, white and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: Shades, gas and electric, figured, white and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 12. Aungbinlè Sinbyúshin nat.  No. 13. Taungmagyi nat.  No. 14. Maung Minshin nat. No. 15. Shindaw nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: East Indian lotus

text: Burma

text: Rosary

text: Burma

text: Spears

text: Burma

text: Quoits

text: Burma

text: Elephants

text: Burma

text: Warriors

text: Burma

text: Fans (Accessories) -- Burma

text: Illustrations


title: 12 pieces showing their musical instruments. Valuable also as showing the female [?] and various patterns of chairs (or seats) and tables. [Woman seated at table, playing a guquin.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings

collectionTitle: Chinese water color paintings.


title: Photocopy of copyist's manuscript

text: Music

text: United States

text: Copyist: Sue Friedlander

title: Photocopy of copyist's manuscript

text: Scores

text: Manuscripts


title: Woman seated at table, playing a xiao.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

title: Woman seated at table, playing a xiao.

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated at table, playing a zheng.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

title: Woman seated at table, playing a zheng.

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a long green bench, playing a dizi.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on green bench, playing wind instrument with a curved bell.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a green stool, playing a pipa.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a wooden bench, playing a small drum or gong.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a stool, playing a luo.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

title: Woman seated on a stool, playing a luo.

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a chair, playing a mangtong.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated at table, playing a sanxian.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated on a stool, playing a jinghu.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Woman seated at table, playing a shimianluo.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Musical instruments

text: China

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Twelve pictures showing various stages in the manufacture of silk. Killing the chrysalis (?).

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women at tables with baskets of silkworms.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Silkworms

text: Paintings


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 16. Nyaung-gyin nat. No. 17. Tabin Shwèdí nat. No. 18. Minyè Aungdin nat.  No. 19. Shwé Sippin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Sick persons

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: harps

text: Burma

text: Staffs (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Illustrations


title: One woman at a large loom, one woman beating a skein of silk with a mallet.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women hanging dyed skeins on wood and bamboo racks.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women collecting leaves from a mulberry[?] plant.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women with baskets of moths.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: Costumes -- Chinese

title: [Two women with baskets of moths.]

text: Paintings


title: Two women placing silkworms on bamboo screens.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Silkworms

text: Paintings


title: Two women with baskets of silkworms.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Silkworms

title: Two women with baskets of silkworms.

text: Paintings


title: Two women at a spinning wheel [?] making a skein of silk.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Shades: gas and electric, white and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: Woman and girl putting thread onto spindles.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women making skein of silk at a spinning wheel.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Two women threading silk from spindles onto larger spindle.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Silk industry

text: China

text: Costumes -- Chinese

text: Paintings


title: Small stand with vase, small square table with urn.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Low table with vase and dish, tall table with teapot.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Sculpture of lamb [?] with mandala, multi-level table with vases.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 20. Mèdaw Shwésagá nat.  No. 21. Maung Pó Tú nat. No. 22. Yun Bayin nat.  No. 23. Maung Minbyú nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Flutes

text: East Indian lotus

text: Burma

text: Staffs (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Tigers

text: Burma

text: Illustrations


title: Multi-level table with vases, round table with vase.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Two multi-level tables with vases.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

title: Two multi-level tables with vases.

text: Paintings


title: Large pottery container, vase, low table with lamp and large urn.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Low table with vase and dish, small table with sculpture.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Hanging decoration, multi-level table with various objects.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Semicircular table with vase and pot, hanging urn, vase.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Multi-level table with sculpture and vase, low table with urn.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Photocopy of holograph 1

text: Music

text: United States

title: Photocopy of holograph 1

text: Scores


title: Urn with dish, bi-level table with vases.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Branch with oblong fruit.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Flowers -- China

text: Fruit

text: China

title: Branch with oblong fruit.

text: Paintings


title: Branch with small fuzzy fruit, pink flowers.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Flowers -- China

text: Fruit

text: China

text: Paintings


title: Shades, gas and electric, white and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: Bi-level table with vase and dish, low small table with hanging bell, vase.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Furniture

text: China

text: Pottery -- China

text: Paintings


title: Large green striped gourd, white flowers.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Flowers -- China

text: Vegetables

text: China

text: Paintings


title: Small green ribbed gourd, yellow flowers.]

text: Watercolor painting, Chinese

text: Flowers -- China

text: Vegetables

text: China

text: Paintings


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 24. Màndalé Bódaw nat. No. 25. Shwébyin Naungdaw nat. No. 26. Shwébyin Nyídaw nat. No. 27. Minthá Maung Shin nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Daggers & swords

text: Burma

text: harps

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Warriors

text: Burma

text: Priests

text: Burma

text: Illustrations


title: Nieuwe en Naaukeurige Paskaart van het Eyland Hispaniola of St. Domingo.

namePart: Keulen, Johannes van (fl. 1726-1753)

text: Puerto Rico

text: Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)

text: Maps

rights: Release Source File for Free (i.e., high-res or master can be released to the public)

collectionTitle: Maps of South America


text: Light fixtures

title: [Shades, gas and electric, white and silver etching.]


title: Photocopy of holograph 2

text: Music

text: United States

title: Photocopy of holograph 2

text: Scores


title: A map of Dutch settlements of Surinam, Demerary, Issequibo,Berbices, ...

namePart: Bew, John (d. 1793)

namePart: Lodge, John (d. 1796 )

text: Suriname

text: Maps


title: Pas-kaart vande Rivieren Commewini Suriname en Cupanama ...

namePart: Vooght, Claes Janszoon (d. 1696 )

text: Suriname

text: Maps


title: Plan of the town of Paramaribo, capital of Surinam.

text: Suriname

text: Paramaribo (Suriname)

text: Maps


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 28. Tíbyúsaung nat. No. 29. Tíbyúsaung Mèdaw nat. No. 30. Bayinmmàshin Mingaung nat. No. 31. Min Síthú nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Bows (Archery)

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: kings

text: Burma

text: Queens

text: Burma

text: Priests

text: Burma

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 32. Min Kyawzwá nat. No. 33. Myaukpet Shinmà nat. No. 34. Anauk Míbayá nat. No. 35. Shingón nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Staffs (Sticks)

text: Burma

text: Horses

text: Burma

text: Mothers & children

text: Burma

text: Illustrations


title: [The thirty-seven nats] No. 36. Shingwá nat.  No. 37. Shin-nèmí nat.

text: Religion

text: Burma

text: Thrones

text: Girls

text: Burma

text: Princesses

text: Burma

text: Illustrations

extent: Two  images on one 37.5 x 26.5 cm page. (Black and white)


title: Shades, etched and cut.

text: Light fixtures

title: Shades, etched and cut.


title: Shades, gas and electric, etched and cut.

text: Light fixtures


title: An encampment in Ethiopia [first title page].

namePart: Frith, Francis

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Camels

text: Ethiopia

text: Camping

text: Ethiopia

text:
pages 43 x 29 cm.
Some photos dated 1857

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: [no inscription in negative]

text: Photographs

collectionTitle: Upper Egypt and Ethiopia.


title: Title page]

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

title: [Title page.]

text: Photographs


title: Contents

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

title: Contents

text: Photographs


title: The Great Pylon at Edfou

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Temple of Horus (Idfû, Egypt)

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Idfû

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 39 1857"

title: The Great Pylon at Edfou

text: Photographs


title: View in the quarries at Hager Silsilis

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: quarrying

text: Egypt

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 38 1857"

title: View in the quarries at Hager Silsilis

text: Photographs


title: Koum Ombo, from the north east

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Ombos (Extinct city)

text: Temple of Sobek and Haroeris (Ombos)

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Koum Ombo, from the north east

text: Photographs


title: Koum Ombo, Upper Egypt

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Ombos (Extinct city)

text: Temple of Sobek and Haroeris (Ombos)

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: [no inscription in negative]

title: Koum Ombo, Upper Egypt

text: Photographs


title: Assouan

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Boats

text: Egypt

text: Aswân

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Assouan

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Approach to Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Islands

text: Egypt

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith" -- variant of earlier image in Egypt & Palestine

title: The Approach to Philæ

text: Photographs


title: Pharaoh's Bed, Island of Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Walls

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

title: Pharaoh's Bed, Island of Philæ

text: Photographs


title: View from Philæ, looking north

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 22 1857"

title: View from Philæ, looking north

text: Photographs


title: Shades, gas and electric metallic and silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title: South end of the Island of Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Islands

text: Egypt

text: Walls

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 34 1857"

title: South end of the Island of Philæ

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Colonnade, Island of Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Colonnades

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Nubia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 21 1857"

title: The Colonnade, Island of Philæ

text: Photographs


title: View on the Island of Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Colonnades

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 23 1857"

title: View on the Island of Philæ

text: Photographs


title: Group of palms, Island of Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Palms

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Group of palms, Island of Philæ

text: Photographs


title: Colossal sculptures at Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Horus (Egyptian deity)

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Nubia

text: Isis (Egyptian deity)

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith" -- same as Queen's Bible v.2 p.14

title: Colossal sculptures at Philæ

text: Photographs


title: Roman arch on the Island of Biggeh, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Arches

text: Egypt

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Philae

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Antiquities at Biggeh, opposite Philæ

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Dwellings

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 33 1857"

title: Antiquities at Biggeh, opposite Philæ

text: Photographs


title: View from the Island of Biggeh, looking south

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Philæ, from the south

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Philae (Egypt)

text: Islands

text: Egypt

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Philæ, from the south

text: Photographs


title: Doum palm, and ruined mosque

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Mosques

text: Egypt

text: Palms

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Doum palm, and ruined mosque

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Temple of Dabod, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Temple of Dâbûd (Egypt)

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: The Temple of Dabod, Nubia

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Temple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: The Temple of Wady Kardassy, Nubia

text: Photographs


title: Greek tablets at Wady Kardassy, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nubia

text: Doors & doorways

text: Egypt

text: Qirtâsî

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Greek tablets at Wady Kardassy, Nubia

text: Photographs


title: Doorway in the Temple of Kalabshe, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nubia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Doors & doorways

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith" -- same as Queen's Bible v.2 pl.12

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Temple of Kalabshe, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nile River

text: Nubia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Kalâbishah

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: The Temple of Kalabshe, Nubia

text: Photographs


title: Shades, gas and electric, silver etching.

text: Light fixtures


title:
The
    Temple of Gerf Hossayn, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Nubia

text: Columns

text: Egypt

text: Jurf Husayn

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Jurf Husayn

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 15 1857"

title: The Temple of Gerf Hossayn, Nubia

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Temple of Dakkeh, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Pylons (Gateways)

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 12 1857"

title: The Temple of Dakkeh, Nubia

text: Photographs


title:
The
    Temple of Maharraka, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: The Temple of Maharraka, Nubia

text: Photographs


title: Colossi and Sphynx at Wady Saboua, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Nubia

text: Colossi

text: Sphinxes

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 9 1857"

text: Photographs


title: Colossal figure at Abou Simbel, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Nubia

text: Colossi

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Colossal figure at Abou Simbel, Nubia

text: Photographs


title: Entrance to the Great Temple, Abou Simbel, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Nubia

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Ra (Egyptian deity)

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Facade of the temple, Abou Simbel, Nubia -- from the east

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Nubia

text: Colossi

text: Great Temple (Abû Sunbul, Egypt)

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Abou Simbel, Nubia -- from the west

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Nubia

text: Colossi

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith E No 7"

title: Abou Simbel, Nubia -- from the west

text: Photographs


title: Facade of the smaller temple, Abou Simbel, Nubia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Temples

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Nubia

text: Colossi

text: Speoses

text: Archaeological sites

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Nefertari, Queen, consort of Ramses II, King of Egypt

text: Statues

text: Sculpture

text: Egypt

text: Abû Sunbul

text: Rock-cut temples

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Remains of the Temple of Amara, Ethiopia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Columns

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Ruins of a Christian church, Island of Saye, Ethiopia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Columns

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

text: Photographs


title: Gas and electric shades.

text: Light fixtures

title: Gas and electric shades.


title: The Temple of Soleb, Ethiopia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Columns

text: Ethiopia

text: Temples

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: The Temple of Soleb, Ethiopia

text: Photographs


title: Columns at Soleb, Ethiopia

text: Egypt

text: Ethiopia

text: Columns

text: Ethiopia

text: Temples

text: Ethiopia

text: Francis Frith.

text: 37 photographs

text: Inscribed in negative "Frith"

title: Columns at Soleb, Ethiopia

text: Photographs


title: Shades, gas and electric, etched and cut; Shades, rich cut.

text: Light fixtures


title: Electric shades, silver etching and cut.

text: Light fixtures


title: Shades, gas and electric, rich cut.

text: Light fixtures

title: Shades, gas and electric, rich cut.


title: Shades, balls, stalactites, crystal and roughed inside.

text: Light fixtures


title: Beni Hassen - Nile

namePart: Beato, Antonio (d. 1903?)

text: Tombs & sepulchral monuments

text: Egypt

text: Bani Hasan Site

text: Rock-cut tombs

text: 37 albumen prints 130 x 230 mm to 260 x 370 mm in library-produced album. 26 signed Antonio Beato in negative, 3 signed Francis Frith, 1 photogravure by "Cosmos". Typewritten captions.

text: typewritten caption pasted below photograph

title: Beni Hassen - Nile

text: Photographs

collectionTitle: Archaeological survey of Egypt.


title: Abydus - Pasthe

text: Bas-reliefs

text: Egypt

text: Abydos (Extinct city)

text: Bast (Egyptian deity)

title: Abydus - Pasthe

text: Photographs