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Subject Stupas

1. 1784.a.10(20)

Reference (shelfmark):
1784.a.10(20)
Title:
Khiebar. Photographer: Egerton, Philip Henry
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography View across fields towards the cluster of houses of the village of Khibbar, reached by Egerton on 10 July: 'In Khiebar there are twenty houses belonging to landowners, and thirty of forty more inhabited by their dependants and artizans. Across a little ravine, front...
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1863
Extent:
1 item

2. 1862.b.20(41)

Reference (shelfmark):
1862.b.20(41)
Title:
Buddhist Tope Ispola — between Ali Musjid and Landi Kotal. Photographer: Burke, John
Scope & Content:
Genre: Archaeological Photography General view of the Buddhist stupa, standing on a ridge overlooking the valley between Ali Masjid and Landi Kotal in the Khyber Pass. See also print 42.
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1878-1879
Extent:
1 item

3. 1862.b.20(42)

Reference (shelfmark):
1862.b.20(42)
Title:
General view Ispola and Sultan Kheyl villages — showing Buddhist Tope. Photographer: Burke, John
Scope & Content:
Genre: Landscape Photography Distant view, looking along the valley towards the stupa of Ispola and the villages of Sultan Khel. For a closer view of the stupa, see print 41. Another copy at Photo 430/2 (18).
Collection Area:
Printed Collections
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1878-1879
Extent:
1 item

4. Add MS 63135(2)

Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 63135(2)
Title:
Rabgyaling Monastery, 14000 ft. Chortens. 30-7-06 Photographer: Calvert, Hubert
Scope & Content:
Genre: Architectural Photography View of a row of stupas or chortens at the Rabgyaling monastery: On the 30th we had a precipitous ascent of 600 feet in as many yards, and then followed a track through the soft sand to Rabygyaling. This place possesses the useful distinction of being marked on ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
30 Jul 1906
Extent:
1 item

5. Add Or 4367

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 4367
Title:
Four drawings of details of carvings on the Dhamekh Stupa at Sarnath: The east niche.
Scope & Content:
The east niche. 486 by 307 mm.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1785
Extent:
1 Item

6. Add Or 4368

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 4368
Title:
Four drawings of details of carvings on the Dhamekh Stupa at Sarnath: The west niche.
Scope & Content:
The west niche. 435 by 302 mm.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1785
Extent:
1 Item

7. Add Or 4369

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 4369
Title:
Four drawings of details of carvings on the Dhamekh Stupa at Sarnath: The north niche.
Scope & Content:
The north niche. 435 by 302 mm.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1785
Extent:
1 Item

8. Add Or 4370

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 4370
Title:
Four drawings of details of carvings on the Dhamekh Stupa at Sarnath: Rectangular panel on the SSE face, with a small carved Buddha image.
Scope & Content:
Rectangular panel on the SSE face, with a small carved Buddha image. 269 by 384 mm.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
c 1785
Extent:
1 Item

9. Add Or 5247

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 5247
Title:
The stupa at Svayambhunath.
Scope & Content:
The stupa at Svayambhunath. Inscribed on front: ‘No. 15. Temple at Buddha at Si mmua.’ Pencil, wash and water-colour; 262 by 420 mm. within black frame.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1843-1846
Extent:
1 Item

10. Add Or 5248

Reference (shelfmark):
Add Or 5248
Title:
A caitya at Svayambhunath.
Scope & Content:
A ‘caitya’ at Svayambhunath. Inscribed in pencil on front (below): ‘Jungotee Chibal’; (above) ‘Thibetan Temple at Si mmua. Chibal is a Bhootya Dewul or Temple.’ Pencil, wash and water-colour; 442 by 270 mm. within two black frames.
Collection Area:
Visual Arts
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
1843-1846
Extent:
1 Item

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