Cemetry [sic] (Circular Road), Calcutta. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Landscape Photography General view in the (Lower) Circular Road Cemetery, looking towards the MacNaghten mausoleum in the distance (see Photo 247/1 (15)). With Indian figures posed among the headstones in the foreground.
Dwelling of a Baboo, Calcutta. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Inscription: Signed 'F. Fiebig' (signature cropped) in the negative. Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View from the riverbank, looking towards a substantial house, with smaller thatched huts in the foreground.
Mosque near Kidderpore, Calcutta. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking across the grassed courtyard towards the small mosque, possibly the building marked on contemporary maps as standing at the southern end of Coolie Bazar Gate near the south-west corner of the racecourse.
Fire signal tower, Calcutta. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View looking along the roadway towards a flimsy wooden tower used for firewatching. For a sketch by Colesworthy Grant of a similar fire tower, see his 'Anglo-Indian domestic life' (Calcutta, 2nd edition, 1862), p. 10: 'Fires, however, we certainly have in ...
Compound of traveller's bungalow. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking across the compound, with Indian figures posed in the foreground, towards an unidentified pyramidal monument in front of the bungalow on the right.
Scenery near the Hooghly. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Landscape Photography View looking towards a large thatched bungalow, with open ground in the foreground. The conical structure on the right is possibly a small brick-making kiln.
Scenery near the Hooghly. Photographer: Fiebig, Frederick
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Genre: Architectural Photography View from a riverside ghat, looking up towards a large thatched building, with a sign in front reading 'Bodry's.' The only Bodry listed in the commercial almanacs for the period is the hotelier and chophouse keeper, J. Bodry, although this building has more the ...