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- Fig. 8: Liu Bannong 劉半農 (1891-1934), The Dance 舞, 1926. Gelatin silver print. From Zhongguo Sheying shi (Beijing: Zhongguo sheying chubanshe,1987; Repr. Taipei: Sheying jia chubanshe, 1990), 192
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000008
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000008
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- 2
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000009
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000009
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Fig. 9: Liu Bannong 劉半農, Slanting Rays of Sun 夕照, ca. 1928. Gelatin silver print. From Beijing Guangshe nianjian, No. 1 (1928). Courtesy of the Shanghai Municipal Library
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- Fig. 10: Liu Bannong 劉半農, Stillness 靜, ca. 1928. Gelatin silver print. From Beijing Guangshe nianjian, No. 2 (1929)
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000010
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000010
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- Fig. 11: Liu Bannong 劉半農, All Heading into the Light 齊 向光明中去, ca. 1928. Gelatin silver print. From Guangshe nianjian, No. 2 (1929)
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000011
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000011
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000012
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000012
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Fig. 12: Hu Boxiang 胡伯翔 (1896-1989), Untitled [Boats on the River], ca. 1930s. Gelatin silver print. Private Collection
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- Fig. 13: Qiu Ying 仇英 (1494-1552), from Six Scenes in Song &Yuan Styles 臨宋元六景, no. 1 (detail). Album of six leaves, ink & colors on silk. National Palace Museum, Taipei
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000013
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000013
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- 2
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- Richard K. Kent
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- Fig. 14: Sun Zhongkuan 孫仲寛 (active 1920s), Winter Stream 寒溪. Gelatin silver print. From Guangshe Nianjian (Annual of the Beijing Light Society), no. 1 (1928). Courtesy of the Shanghai Muncipal Library
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000014
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000014
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 2
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- Richard K. Kent
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- Fig. 15: Gustav E.B. Trinks (1871-1967), Colored Shadows (Farbige Schatten), 1902. Photogravure. Courtesy of Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000015
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000015
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000016
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000016
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- Fig 16a: Lang Jingshan 郎静山 (1892-1995), Returning Woodcutter on a Mountain Path 山徑歸樵, 1933. Gelatin silver print. Source: Sheying dashi Lang Jingshan [Lang Jingshan: Master Photographer] (Beijing: Zhongguo Sheying chuban she, 2003), plate 21. Courtesy of Taipei Lang Ching-shan i-shu wen-hua fa-chan hsueh-hui. Fig 16b: Lang Jingshan 郎静山, Architectural Study 建築 [The “Grand” Cinema, Shanghai], ca. 1935. Toned gelatin silver print. From Chenfeng (Dawn Wind), no. 10 (May, 1935)
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- Fig. 17: Lang Jingshan 郎静山, Spring Trees and Majestic Peaks 春樹奇峰, ca. 1934. Gelatin silver print from combined negatives. Source: Sheying dashi Lang Jingshan [Lang Jingshan: Master Photographer] (Beijing: Zhongguo Sheying chuban she, 2003), plate 31. Courtesy of Taipei Lang Ching-shan i-shu wen-hua fa-chan hsueh-hui
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000017
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000017
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000018
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000018
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- 2
- Author
- Richard K. Kent
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- Fig. 18: Hu Boxiang 胡伯翔, Returning at Dusk 石城晚歸, ca. 1930. From Zhonghua sheying zazhi, No. 3 (August 1932), 98. Gelatin silver or gum-bichromate print
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000019
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000019
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 2
- Author
- Richard K. Kent
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- Fig. 19: Hu Boxiang 胡伯翔, Threshing Wheat 打麥, ca. 1936. Gelatin silver print. From Zhonghua sheying zazhi (The Chinese Journal of Photography), no. 11 (June, 1936)
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000020
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- 2013-04
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- 2
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000020
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- Fig. 20a: Shui Fuping 水浮萍 (active 1930s), Planks 四十六板板, ca. 1934. Gelatin silver print. From Heibai yingji, No. 1 (1934). Fig. 20b: Ye Qianyu 葉淺予 (1907-1995), New Residence 新居, ca. 1935. Gelatin silver print. From Heibai yingji, No. 2 (1935)
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- Fig. 21a: Luo Gusun 羅榖蓀 (active 1930s), Bridge 橋梁, ca. 1935. Gelatin silver print. From Heibai yingji, No. 2 (1935). Fig. 21b: Shang Fu 尚甫 (active 1930s), Melody of Lines 調線, ca. 1934. Gelatin silver print. From Chenfeng, no. 8 (September 1934)
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000021
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- 3
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000021
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 2
- Author
- Richard K. Kent
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000022
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000022
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- Fig. 22: Donald Mennie (1899?-1941), Ere the mist had altogether yielded to the sun, ca. 1920s. Photogravure. From Glimpses of China: A Series of Vandyck Photogravures illustrating Chinese life and surroundings. Private Collection
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000023
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- 2013-04
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- 2
- Author
- Richard K. Kent
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000023
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- Fig. 23: Peng Wangshi 彭望軾 (active 1920’s), Stirring the Water, Breaking the Cold Stillness 激水破寒寂. Gelatin silver print? From Tianpeng (The China Focus), vol. III, no. 1 (July 1, 1928)
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- Fig. 24a: Donald Mennie, Some dim pavilion where my lady dreams. Photogravure. From Glimpses of China: A Series of Vandyck Photogravures illustrating Chinese life and surroundings. Private Collection. Fig. 24b: Donald Mennie, Towards the dim blue hills. Photogravure. From Glimpses of China: A Series of Vandyck Photogravures illustrating Chinese life and surroundings. Private Collection
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000024
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- 7977573.0003.204-00000024
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- Early Twentieth-Century Art Photography in China: Adopting, Domesticating, and Embracing the Foreign
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- Richard K. Kent
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- 2
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.205-00000001
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- Notes on a Painting of a Painted Photograph
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- 7977573.0003.205-00000001
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- Ajay Sinha
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- 2
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Unknown artist, Portrait of a Young Prince, 19th century, watercolor on paper, National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, India, Acc. No. 14759, Courtesy National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000001
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000001
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Maps of Mountains and Seas 01
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- Detail from Maps of Mountains and Seas 04
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000002
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- 3
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000002
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- Maps of Mountains and Seas 07
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000003
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000003
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000004
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000004
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- 2
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- Maps of Mountains and Seas 10
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000005
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000005
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- 2013-04
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- Maps of Mountains and Seas 14
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- Detail from Maps of Mountains and Seas 15
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000006
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000006
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 2
- Author
- Stephanie H. Tung
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000007
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000007
- Article Title
- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 2
- Author
- Stephanie H. Tung
- Article Title
- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000008
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000008
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- 2013-04
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- Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tuo Tuo River
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Tiger Leaping Gorge
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000009
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- 3
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000009
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000010
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000010
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- 2
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — The Great Buddha
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000011
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000011
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River — Chong Qing Fu
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000012
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000012
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- 3
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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
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000013
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- 2013-04
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- 2
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- Stephanie H. Tung
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- 7977573.0003.206-00000013
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- Engaging with Tradition: A Conversation with Michael Cherney
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 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)
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000001
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000001
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000002
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- 2013-04
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- 2
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- Clare Veal
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000002
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- 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
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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
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000003
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000003
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- 2013-04
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- 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
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000004
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000004
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Fig. 5: Robert Lenz, King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), c. 1904 or earlier. Siam Society Library, Bangkok
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
- Article Title
- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000005
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000005
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000006
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000006
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- Fig. 6: Photographer unknown, King Chulalongkorn in Studio at Montebone, Florence, 1907
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000007
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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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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- Fig. 8: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in the Window of Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000008
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- 3
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000008
- Author
- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- Fig. 9: Photograph by the author, Display of Photograph of a High-Ranking Official in a Thai Home, Ayutthaya, 2012
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000009
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
- Number
- 2
- Author
- Clare Veal
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000009
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000010
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- 3
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- 2013-04
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- Clare Veal
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- 2
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000010
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Fig. 10: Photograph by the author, Photographic Display in Window of the Chaya Jittakorn Photographic Studio, Bangkok, 2012
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- 2
- Author
- Clare Veal
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000011
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000011
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- 2013-04
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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
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2013-04
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- 3
- Filename
- 7977573.0003.207-00000012
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- The Charismatic Index: Photographic Representations of Power and Status in the Thai Social Order
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000012
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- 2
- Author
- Clare Veal
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- Fig. 12: Chaya Jittakorn studio, Bangkok, Retouched Photograph of Lieutenant General Fifth Class of the Order of the White Elephant, c. 1991
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.207-00000013
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- 2013-04
- Number
- 2
- Author
- Clare Veal
- ID
- 7977573.0003.207-00000013
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- 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
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.208-00000001
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- 7977573.0003.208-00000001
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- 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
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- 2
- Author
- Jennifer Chowdhry
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 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
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- 7977573.0003.209-00000001
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- William Johnston
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- 2
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- 2013-04
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- 7977573.0003.209-00000001
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.210-00000001
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- 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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- 2
- Author
- Jina E. Kim
- Date
- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.210-00000001
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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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
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- Local Culture/Global Photography
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- 7977573.0003.210-00000002
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- 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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- 2
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- Jina E. Kim
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- 2013-04
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- 3
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- 7977573.0003.210-00000003
- 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.
- Number
- 2
- Author
- Jina E. Kim
- 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
- Issue Title
- Local Culture/Global Photography
- Caption
- 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
- Issue Title
- Local Culture/Global Photography
- Date
- 2013-04
- Volume
- 3
- Filename
- 7977573.0003.210-00000004
- ID
- 7977573.0003.210-00000004
- 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.
- Number
- 2
- Author
- Jina E. Kim