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Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 2/7(5)
Title:: The Shrine of Oto No Mia, Kamakura. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Architectural Photography View looking across a small wooden bridge over a moat, towards the shrine buildings, officially known as Kamakura-gu.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1871
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 2/10(4)
Title:: Roku-ji-zo. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Fine Arts, Photography of View of the six stone images, placed beneath a thatched structure: '...the Roku-ji-zo, is a collection of six gods who are supposed to guard the roads that lead to the celestial and infernal regions, and they are supplicated to direct the way of the departed spi...
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1871
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 2/13(3)
Title:: Amish'ki — the god in the cave. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Landscape Photography View looking towards a rock-cut shrine, with an image and offerings inside, situated between Kanasawa and Kamakura.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1871
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 3/7(3)
Title:: Shrine of Hondo-sama in the Temple Zozoji, Shiba [Tokyo]. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Architectural Photography Interior of the Zojo-ji, the family temple of the Tokugawa clan, showing the shrine and central image.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1872
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 3/9(6)
Title:: Shaka Sama [Tokyo?]. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Architectural Photography View of an image of Shaka Sama, 'the first who introduced the Buddhist religion into Japan,' with the tombs of wives of Tokugawa lords on either side.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1872
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: PP.3803.bha, 3/18(4)
Title:: Imperial Shrine, Yedo [Tokyo]. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Architectural Photography View looking down onto the temple.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1873
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Talbot Photo 18(50)
Title:: [A Pencil Drawing of] Lago di Garda.
Scope & Content:: Inscription: Written in pencil along bottom of drawing; 'Lago di Garda. G. Mongomerie 1823, belongs to A.P. G.M 1823'. Pencil drawing of the view out over Lake Garda with a town to the left; the sketch has been drawn near a small roadside shrine which has a leafless tree next to it.
Collection Area:: Visual Arts
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1823
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: Talbot Photo 20(73)
Title:: Al Apina.
Scope & Content:: Inscription: Inscribed in pencil; 'C.T. 1833/ al Apina'. Pencil sketch by Constance Talbot of a twisting road and on its verge there is a roadside shrine containing a roughly drawn figurine.
Collection Area:: Visual Arts
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1833
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: W421/2(15)
Title:: Entrance to the sanctuary of a temple at Chandravati. Opposite p. 733 in vol. 2 of Tod's 'Annals and antiquities of Rajast'han or the Central and Western Rajpoot States of India,' published by Smith, Elder and Co., Calkin and Budd, London, 1832. Artist(s): Finden, Edward Francis (1791-1857), after Ghasi (fl.1820s)
Scope & Content:: Entrance to the sanctuary of a temple at Chandravati. Opposite p. 733 in vol. 2 of Tod's 'Annals and antiquities of Rajast'han or the Central and Western Rajpoot States of India,' published by Smith, Elder and Co., Calkin and Budd, London, 1832.. Artist(s): Finden, Edward Francis (1791-1857), a...
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1832
Extent:: 1 Item

Reference (shelfmark):: W3481(11)
Title:: Kadam Rasu'l, or the Prophet's foot, a mosque. Plate 11 from H. Creighton's 'The ruins of Gour,' published by Black, Parbury, & Allan, London, 1817. Artist(s): Medland, Thomas (1755-1833), after Creighton, Henry (c. 1767-1807)
Scope & Content:: Kadam Rasu'l, or the Prophet's foot, a mosque. Plate 11 from H. Creighton's 'The ruins of Gour,' published by Black, Parbury, & Allan, London, 1817.. Artist(s): Medland, Thomas (1755-1833), after Creighton, Henry (c. 1767-1807)
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: 1817
Extent:: 1 Item

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