| Digital Media Bank ID: | 87398 |
|---|---|
| Description: |
Burma image, WA0614. A tower of Bhamo Joss house. 'China town, Bhamo. To the casual observer Bhamo is Chinese. Its joss-house, streets and big Chinese mule caravans, which come from beyond the border only thirty miles away, give that impression.' (Caption from the Rangoon Gazette Pictorial Supplement) *****Most of the trade between Bhamo and China passes through the little river side town of Bhamo. Bhamo is the terminus of the great Burmese water-way, and of the Yunnanese trade route. It is therefore a place of unique importance and interest. For centuries traders and soldiers have used this place for commerce and war between the two countries. The main street is entirely Chinese in appearance and the fine old Chinese temple contains a beautiful image of Kwanyin, Mother of Mercy. ['Races of Burma', Major C. M. Enriquez, Meiktila, 1920, p.18] |
| Categories: | Timeline/ 1920s, Collections/ World Art, Collections/ World Art/ Asia/ James Henry Green Photos of Burma (Myanmar) |
Copyright & Re-use
| Credit Line: | James Henry Green Charitable Trust |
|---|---|
| Licence: | CC BY-SA |
| Caption: | Burma image, WA0614 |
Object or Artwork info
| Type (of Object or Artwork): | Image |
|---|---|
| Source (of Object / Artwork): | Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove |
| Subject tags: |
photograph, Myanmar; James Henry Green Collection, Burma |
| Other Keywords: | Photography; Burma; Myanmar |
File info
| Original Filename: | dmas_wa0614_d01.tif |
|---|---|
| Media: | Image |
| Size: | 31.62 MB; 2005 x 2755 pixels; 170 x 233 mm (print at 300 DPI); 530 x 729 mm (screen at 96 DPI); |
| Orientation: | Portrait |
Administrative info
| Linked Accession no.: | WA0614 |
|---|