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4001. Photo 146/1(46)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(46)
Title:
Bombay Harbour, Karanja Island. Photographer: Venn, Thomas Walters
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography Curious tree on Karanjah foreshore brought down by wave erosion but still half alive. Framed through the salt bleached branches is an India milkmaid and her half starved cow.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4002. Photo 146/1(53)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(53)
Title:
Bombay Harbour, Mandwa. Photographer: Venn, Thomas Walters
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography On the far or southern shore of Bombay Harbour. A fishing village formerly in the territory of the chiefs of Kolaba. Not to be confused with Colaba on Bombay Island. The grave of an unknown European sailor, beneath and aged banian tree.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4003. Photo 146/1(54)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(54)
Title:
Bombay Harbour, Mandwa. Photographer: Venn, Thomas Walters
Scope & Content:
A weekend bathing camp, a stone's throw from the sea, by a clump of cactus. Sahib takes his ease whilst tiffin is being prepared. Mandwa Beacon. No negative.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4004. Photo 146/1(81)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(81)
Title:
Alibagh, Konkeshwar, The Konkun Coast. Photographer: Venn, Thomas Walters
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography A footpath leading from the hill down to the Rewas - Alibagh road. A snaky way. The snakes use the cactus prickles when sloughing off their old skins. Getting a good hook on somewhere about the end of the tail, thay wriggle out of their discarded overcoat.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4005. Photo 146/1(235)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(235)
Title:
Akhali Islets, The Konkun Coast. Photographer: Venn, Thomas Walters
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography Between Riari and the frontier of Portuguese India. Picture is taken near low tide. The point on the right is the mainland.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4006. Photo 146/1(331)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(331)
Title:
Rajamundrug to Kumpta. The North Canara Coast Photographer: Venn, T.W.
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography A breezy day among coconut palms, where life is at its simplest and probably not fifty rupees in cash in the whole village.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4007. Photo 146/1(370)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(370)
Title:
A casuarina plantation on the foreshore. Hungarcutta, The South Canara Coast. Photographer: Venn, T.W.
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography A minor fair weather port with a vicious bar. Used only by small local country craft.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4008. Photo 146/1(371)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(371)
Title:
Felling Casuarina Trees. Hungarcutta, The South Canara Coast. Photographer: Venn, T.W.
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4009. Photo 146/1(372)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(372)
Title:
Hungarcutta, The South Canara Coast. Photographer: Venn, T.W.
Scope & Content:
A windswept tree on the foreshore.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

4010. Photo 146/1(400)

Reference (shelfmark):
Photo 146/1(400)
Title:
Scenes near the foreshore, Mulpy. The South Canara Coast, Madras Presidency. Photographer: Venn, T.W.
Scope & Content:
Mulpy flats. A Casuarina Avenue to the shore.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1930-1939
Extent:
1 item

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