From Santiniketan; 35 numbered photographs, with a separate description: Taken during the walk from the village to the temple, two miles, at first through rice-paddies, then over rocks. On the rocks many dolmens. Photographer: Bake, Arnold Adriaan
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Genre: Portrait Photography View taken during the walk from the village to the temple, two miles, at first through rice-paddies, then over rocks. On the rocks are many dolmens.
From Santiniketan; 35 numbered photographs, with a separate description: Sculpture on the temple wall (which is left of Mrs. Bake in no.20). The upper relief shows Markandeya, whose fate was to die at 16, according to the stars. He worshipped Shiva and was granted the gift that he would always remain 16 years old. At the fixed moment the god of death came collect his prey. He is seen here on the right with his noose to bind the soul. In the middle Shiva's linga and Markandeya embracing this ...
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Genre: Architectural Photography Detail of the sculpture on the temple wall. The upper relief shows Markandeya, whose fate was to die at 16, according to the stars. He worshipped Shiva and was granted the gift that he would always remain 16 years old. At the fixed moment the god of death came t...
From Santiniketan; 35 numbered photographs, with a separate description: When they drove from Munnar to Ernakulam the driver discovered women of the Mannen tribe, who had fled because they were afraid. Here a girl sings some nice song before the gramophone. Photographer: Bake, Arnold Adriaan
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Genre: Portrait Photography When they drove from Munnar to Ernakulam the driver discovered women of the Mannen tribe, who had fled because they were afraid. Here, a girl sings some nice song before the gramophone.
From Santiniketan; 35 numbered photographs, with a separate description: The Synagogue of the White Jews in Cochin, I think A. D. 1735. Photographer: Bake, Arnold Adriaan
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of the Synagogue of the White Jews in Cochin, probably of A. D. 1735.