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Maps of Mountains and Seas 07; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

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7977573.0003.206-00000003
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
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Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Volume
3
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7977573.0003.206-00000003
Date
2013-04
Number
2
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Maps of Mountains and Seas 07

Maps of Mountains and Seas 10; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

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Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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7977573.0003.206-00000004
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
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Maps of Mountains and Seas 10
Date
2013-04
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7977573.0003.206-00000004
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3
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2

Maps of Mountains and Seas 14; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Volume
3
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7977573.0003.206-00000005
Date
2013-04
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2
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Maps of Mountains and Seas 14
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000005
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Detail from Maps of Mountains and Seas 15; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

ID
7977573.0003.206-00000006
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Date
2013-04
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7977573.0003.206-00000006
Volume
3
Number
2
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Detail from Maps of Mountains and Seas 15

Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000007
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Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang
Number
2
Date
2013-04
Filename
7977573.0003.206-00000007
Volume
3

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tuo Tuo River; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

ID
7977573.0003.206-00000008
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Volume
3
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7977573.0003.206-00000008
Date
2013-04
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2
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tuo Tuo River

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tiger Leaping Gorge; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000009
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tiger Leaping Gorge
Date
2013-04
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7977573.0003.206-00000009
Volume
3
Number
2

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — The Great Buddha; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

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Date
2013-04
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2
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — The Great Buddha
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000010
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Chong Qing Fu; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Chong Qing Fu
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
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7977573.0003.206-00000011
Number
2
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000011
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Xia Zhou; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000012
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
Number
2
Volume
3
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7977573.0003.206-00000012
Date
2013-04
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Xia Zhou
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River —– Hai Men; Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

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2
Filename
7977573.0003.206-00000013
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River —– Hai Men
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
ID
7977573.0003.206-00000013
Author
Stephanie H. Tung
Article Title
Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney

Fig. 1: Luang Wisut Yothamat (Mom Amatyakun), H.M. King Mongkut (Rama IV). Daguerreotype treated with gold leaf, sent to Queen Victoria in 1857, 10 x 7.5 cm, 1856. Royal Collection Trust, London (Royal Collection Inventory Number: RCIN 2932513); The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000001
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Number
2
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000001
Date
2013-04
Caption
Fig. 1: Luang Wisut Yothamat (Mom Amatyakun), H.M. King Mongkut (Rama IV). Daguerreotype treated with gold leaf, sent to Queen Victoria in 1857, 10 x 7.5 cm, 1856. Royal Collection Trust, London (Royal Collection Inventory Number: RCIN 2932513)

Fig. 2: Photograph by the author, Photograph of King Bhumibon (Rama IV) Treated with Gold Leaf, Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, 2012; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

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Fig. 2: Photograph by the author, Photograph of King Bhumibon (Rama IV) Treated with Gold Leaf, Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, 2012
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000002
Date
2013-04
Number
2
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000002
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography

Fig. 3: Monsignor Jean-Baptiste Pallegoix, King Mongkut (Rama IV) and Queen Debsirin. Daguerreotype sent to President Franklin Pierce in 1856. Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives Division; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000003
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000003
Number
2
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Fig. 3: Monsignor Jean-Baptiste Pallegoix, King Mongkut (Rama IV) and Queen Debsirin. Daguerreotype sent to President Franklin Pierce in 1856. Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives Division

Fig. 4: John Thomson, King Mongkut (Rama IV) Attired in the Uniform of a French Field Marshal, modern albumen print from wet-collodion negative, 1866, 2.5 x 2 cm. National Library of Scotland/Welcome Institute for the History of Medicine; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000004
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Caption
Fig. 4: John Thomson, King Mongkut (Rama IV) Attired in the Uniform of a French Field Marshal, modern albumen print from wet-collodion negative, 1866, 2.5 x 2 cm. National Library of Scotland/Welcome Institute for the History of Medicine
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000004
Date
2013-04
Number
2

Fig. 5: Robert Lenz, King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), c. 1904 or earlier. Siam Society Library, Bangkok; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Volume
3
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7977573.0003.207-00000005
Date
2013-04
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2
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Fig. 5: Robert Lenz, King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), c. 1904 or earlier. Siam Society Library, Bangkok
Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000005
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Fig. 6: Photographer unknown, King Chulalongkorn in Studio at Montebone, Florence, 1907; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Date
2013-04
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7977573.0003.207-00000006
Volume
3
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2
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Fig. 6: Photographer unknown, King Chulalongkorn in Studio at Montebone, Florence, 1907
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000006
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Fig. 7: Photograph by the author, Public Billboard “Long Live the King” with Image of King Bhumibon (Rama IX), Ratchadamnoen Road, March 2010; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

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Fig. 7: Photograph by the author, Public Billboard “Long Live the King” with Image of King Bhumibon (Rama IX), Ratchadamnoen Road, March 2010
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2
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7977573.0003.207-00000007
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000007

Fig. 8: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in the Window of Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

ID
7977573.0003.207-00000008
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000008
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2
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Fig. 8: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in the Window of Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012

Fig. 9: Photograph by the author, Display of Photograph of a High-Ranking Official in a Thai Home, Ayutthaya, 2012; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000009
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
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Fig. 9: Photograph by the author, Display of Photograph of a High-Ranking Official in a Thai Home, Ayutthaya, 2012
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000009
Number
2
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Fig. 10: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in Window of the Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000010
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000010
Number
2
Caption
Fig. 10: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in Window of the Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012

Fig. 11: Chaya Jittakorn studio, Photograph of a Thai Civil Servant in Uniform, with Royal Betel-nut Set and Royal Robe for Service to the King, c. 198; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

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Fig. 11: Chaya Jittakorn studio, Photograph of a Thai Civil Servant in Uniform, with Royal Betel-nut Set and Royal Robe for Service to the King, c. 198
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000011
Number
2
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000011
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography

Fig. 12: Chaya Jittakorn studio, Bangkok, Retouched Photograph of Lieutenant General Fifth Class of the Order of the White Elephant, c. 1991; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

ID
7977573.0003.207-00000012
Author
Clare Veal
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000012
Number
2
Caption
Fig. 12: Chaya Jittakorn studio, Bangkok, Retouched Photograph of Lieutenant General Fifth Class of the Order of the White Elephant, c. 1991

Fig. 13: Photograph by the author, Display of Old Photographic Apparatus, Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012; The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order

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Fig. 13: Photograph by the author, Display of Old Photographic Apparatus, Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012
Filename
7977573.0003.207-00000013
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2
Article Title
The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
Author
Clare Veal
ID
7977573.0003.207-00000013
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography

Deepali Dewan, Embellished Reality: Indian Painted Photographs: Towards a Transcultural History of Photography (Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Press, 2012) 119 p. ISBN 978-0-88854-481-0

Filename
7977573.0003.208-00000001
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2
Author
Jennifer Chowdhry
ID
7977573.0003.208-00000001
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Deepali Dewan, Embellished Reality: Indian Painted Photographs: Towards a Transcultural History of Photography (Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Press, 2012) 119 p. ISBN 978-0-88854-481-0

Reinventing Tokyo: Japan’s Largest City in the Artistic Imagination. Ed. by Samuel C. Morse, with a foreword by Elizabeth E. Barker and contributions by John W. Dower, Trent E. Maxey, Samuel C. Morse, Timothy J. Van Campernolle and Yamashita Yūji (Amherst, MA: Mead Art Museum, Amherst College; Hanover, N.H.: distributed by University Press of New England, c2012 ISBN 9780914337355

Article Title
Reinventing Tokyo: Japan’s Largest City in the Artistic Imagination. Ed. by Samuel C. Morse, with a foreword by Elizabeth E. Barker and contributions by John W. Dower, Trent E. Maxey, Samuel C. Morse, Timothy J. Van Campernolle and Yamashita Yūji (Amherst, MA: Mead Art Museum, Amherst College; Hanover, N.H.: distributed by University Press of New England, c2012 ISBN 9780914337355
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
William Johnston
ID
7977573.0003.209-00000001
Number
2
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.209-00000001

Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

ID
7977573.0003.210-00000001
Author
Jina E. Kim
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000001
Number
2

Fig. 1: Koo Wangsam, A Flock of Children, 1945, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Koo Wangsam, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Number
2
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000002
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Fig. 1: Koo Wangsam, A Flock of Children, 1945, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Koo Wangsam, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000002
Author
Jina E. Kim
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Fig. 2: Kim Kichan, Gongdŭk-dong 1992, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Kim Kichan, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.
Author
Jina E. Kim
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000003
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Caption
Fig. 2: Kim Kichan, Gongdŭk-dong 1992, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Kim Kichan, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
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7977573.0003.210-00000003
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2

Fig. 3: Lim Eungsik, Looking for Work, 1953, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Lim Eungsik, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000004
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
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2
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Fig. 3: Lim Eungsik, Looking for Work, 1953, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Lim Eungsik, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000004
Author
Jina E. Kim
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.
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Fig. 4: Choi Minsik, Busan, 1957, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Choi Minsik, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

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Fig. 4: Choi Minsik, Busan, 1957, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Choi Minsik, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
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2
Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000005
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Author
Jina E. Kim
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000005

Fig. 5: Lee Hyungrok, Muddy Street, 1954, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Lee Hyungrok, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

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Fig. 5: Lee Hyungrok, Muddy Street, 1954, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Lee Hyungrok, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
Number
2
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000006
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000006
Author
Jina E. Kim

Fig. 6: Joo Myungduk, Harry Holt Memorial Orphanage, 1965, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Joo Myungduk, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York; Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.210-00000007
Number
2
Caption
Fig. 6: Joo Myungduk, Harry Holt Memorial Orphanage, 1965, Collection of Dong Gang Museum of Photography, ©Joo Myungduk, Courtesy of Dong Gang Museum of Photography and The Korea Society, New York
ID
7977573.0003.210-00000007
Author
Jina E. Kim
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Traces of Life: Seen Through Korean Eyes, 1945-1992 (New York: The Korea Society, 2012) 136 pp. Chang Jae Lee, ed., with contributions by David R. McCann and Sun Il. ISBN 9788974092894. In English and Korean.

Archaeologists in Angkor: Photographic Archives of the École Française d’Extrême-Orient (French School of Asian Studies) (Paris : École française d’Extrême-Orient) 2010. 239 p. ISBN 9782855391212

Number
2
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.211-00000001
Article Title
Archaeologists in Angkor: Photographic Archives of the École Française d’Extrême-Orient (French School of Asian Studies) (Paris : École française d’Extrême-Orient) 2010. 239 p. ISBN 9782855391212
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
ID
7977573.0003.211-00000001
Author
Raymond Lum

Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)

Article Title
Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)
Author
Laura Wexler
ID
7977573.0003.212-00000001
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Filename
7977573.0003.212-00000001
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2

Fig.1: Jules Itier, Qiying and members of the French embassy on board L’Archimede, 24 October 1844, daguerreotype; Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)

ID
7977573.0003.212-00000002
Author
Laura Wexler
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Article Title
Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)
Date
2013-04
Volume
3
Filename
7977573.0003.212-00000002
Number
2
Caption
Fig.1: Jules Itier, Qiying and members of the French embassy on board L’Archimede, 24 October 1844, daguerreotype

Fig.2: Double-exposure portrait of Puyi, early 1900s, gelatin silver print on card, photographer unknown; Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)

Article Title
Claire Roberts, Photography and China (London: Reaktion Books; Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013) 200 pp. ISBN978-988-8139-88-0 (Hong Kong ed.)
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
ID
7977573.0003.212-00000003
Author
Laura Wexler
Caption
Fig.2: Double-exposure portrait of Puyi, early 1900s, gelatin silver print on card, photographer unknown
Number
2
Filename
7977573.0003.212-00000003
Volume
3
Date
2013-04

Maki Fukuoka, The Premise of Fidelity: Science, Visuality and the Representation of the Real in Nineteenth Century Japan (Stanford University Press, 2012) 272 pp. ISBN 9780804777902

Article Title
Maki Fukuoka, The Premise of Fidelity: Science, Visuality and the Representation of the Real in Nineteenth Century Japan (Stanford University Press, 2012) 272 pp. ISBN 9780804777902
Author
Ayelet Zohar
ID
7977573.0003.213-00000001
Issue Title
Local Culture/Global Photography
Filename
7977573.0003.213-00000001
Volume
3
Date
2013-04
Number
2

Figure 1: Penthulu Gau, his wife A’an Kuleh and his sister in law from Long Ikang on the Baram river, seated in front of the Sarawak Museum, Kuching, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

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1
Date
2013-11
Volume
4
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000001
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Figure 1: Penthulu Gau, his wife A’an Kuleh and his sister in law from Long Ikang on the Baram river, seated in front of the Sarawak Museum, Kuching, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000001
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 2: The Sarawak Museum, Kuching, 1957. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

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Figure 2: The Sarawak Museum, Kuching, 1957. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Date
2013-11
Volume
4
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000002
Number
1
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000002
Author
Christine Horn
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Figure 3: Tom Harrisson and three Penan men at Harrisson’s home at the Bungalow Segu, Kuching, date unknown. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

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4
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2013-11
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Figure 3: Tom Harrisson and three Penan men at Harrisson’s home at the Bungalow Segu, Kuching, date unknown. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000003
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 4: Datuk Moyang Jau playing the Kelunaye, Long Jegan, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000004
Author
Christine Horn
Caption
Figure 4: Datuk Moyang Jau playing the Kelunaye, Long Jegan, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Number
1
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000004
Volume
4
Date
2013-11

Figure 5: Datuk Moyang Jau playing the Kelunaye on the verandah of Long Jegan, while a researcher is recording the music with a microphone, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000005
Caption
Figure 5: Datuk Moyang Jau playing the Kelunaye on the verandah of Long Jegan, while a researcher is recording the music with a microphone, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000005
Volume
4
Date
2013-11
Number
1

Figure 6: Woman presenting her heritage ceramics to museum staff, location unknown, 1968. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Number
1
Date
2013-11
Volume
4
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000006
Caption
Figure 6: Woman presenting her heritage ceramics to museum staff, location unknown, 1968. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000006
Author
Christine Horn
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 7: Pa’ Tanyit, tua kampung [headman] of Long Makabar, right, working on a sape together with Peter Kedit, later director of the Sarawak Museum. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000007
Caption
Figure 7: Pa’ Tanyit, tua kampung [headman] of Long Makabar, right, working on a sape together with Peter Kedit, later director of the Sarawak Museum. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Number
1
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000007
Volume
4
Date
2013-11

Figure 8: Long Jegan longhouse near the bank of the Tinjar river, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

ID
7977573.0004.102-00000008
Author
Christine Horn
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
Number
1
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000008
Volume
4
Date
2013-11
Caption
Figure 8: Long Jegan longhouse near the bank of the Tinjar river, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 9: Lalang Saging and Ubong Lian, singing a Kenyah welcome song, and holding a glass of rice wine the visitor is given at the end of the song, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000009
Volume
4
Date
2013-11
Number
1
Caption
Figure 9: Lalang Saging and Ubong Lian, singing a Kenyah welcome song, and holding a glass of rice wine the visitor is given at the end of the song, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000009
Author
Christine Horn
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 10: ‘Bungan’ religious ceremony in Long Tejoi. Seated on the chair, on the left: Penghulu Baland Lejau. On the right: Tua Kampung Jalayan, former Sergeant in the British army. Long Tejoi, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Number
1
Date
2013-11
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000010
Volume
4
Caption
Figure 10: ‘Bungan’ religious ceremony in Long Tejoi. Seated on the chair, on the left: Penghulu Baland Lejau. On the right: Tua Kampung Jalayan, former Sergeant in the British army. Long Tejoi, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000010
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Figure 11: Laong Jalong and Laie Tanyit from Long Makabar, 1976. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Caption
Figure 11: Laong Jalong and Laie Tanyit from Long Makabar, 1976. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000011
Volume
4
Date
2013-11
Number
1
Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000011

Figure 12: School in the upper Tinjar. Classes were held in the government building on the right, but the photographer asked students to carry the chairs and tables outside for the photograph. Lepo’ Luju, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum; Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum

Article Title
Of Colonial Photographs and Cultural Resources: the Photographic Archive of the Sarawak Museum
Author
Christine Horn
ID
7977573.0004.102-00000012
Caption
Figure 12: School in the upper Tinjar. Classes were held in the government building on the right, but the photographer asked students to carry the chairs and tables outside for the photograph. Lepo’ Luju, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum
Number
1
Date
2013-11
Volume
4
Filename
7977573.0004.102-00000012
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