Genre: Landscape Photography View of military camp at Loe Dakka during the Third Afghan War. Right-hand section of panoramic view. The left-hand print is at print 206.
Genre: Landscape Photography Distant view of the military camp at Loe Dakka, photographed during the Third Afghan War. Print unsigned, but probably by Holmes.
The River Teesta [Sikkim]. Photographer: White, John Claude
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Genre: Landscape Photography View looking along the river, with wooded hillside rising on either bank. Another copy (printed in platinum) at Photo 430/53 (1).
The source of the Teesta [Sikkim]. Photographer: White, John Claude
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Genre: Landscape Photography View looking up the Phuchungphu Glacier: 'This glacier, named the Phu-chung-phu glacier, is situated to the south of the Clolamo Lakes in the north of Sikhim, and is one of the most beautiful glaciers in the country.' Another copy (printed in platinum) at Photo 430/...
Genre: Landscape Photography View of ice hummocks at the edge of a glacier lake, with a figure standing at the water's edge in the foreground: 'This lake is in the middle of a glacier coming down from the mountains to the north of Kinchinjunga. The size of the hummocks is, I believe, unique, an...
Kham-pa-jong [Khamba Dzong]. Photographer: White, John Claude
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Genre: Architectural Photography Slightly distant view opf fort from neighbouring hillside, with plain and river beyond. Another copy (printed in platinum) at Photo 430/53 (7).
Mount Everest from Kham-pa-jong [Khamba Dzong]. Photographer: White, John Claude
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Genre: Landscape Photography View looking across the plain towards Everest in the distance: 'This view is one taken with a telephoto lens from a distance of ninety-one miles. Everest stands up well, and even at this distance looks a veritable giant.' Another copy (printed in platinum) at Photo ...
Group of Nuns [Ta-tsang]. Photographer: White, John Claude
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Genre: Portrait Photography (generic types) Seated group of nuns: 'This was taken at the nunnery of Ta-tsang, a most desolate spot, from which not a single habitation is to be seen. Our visit was a red letter day to the women, as none of them had ever seen a white man before. The wigs are made ...