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Travels among the todas or the study of a primitive tribe in South India, their history, character, customs, religion, infanticide, polyandry, language, with outlines of the Tuda grammar, book, name: 'WE Gladstone St. Deiniol Library Hawarden Elwyd Founded by The Rt. Hon. WE Gladstone', writer (clerical worker): William E. Marshall, publisher: Longman & Co., London, 1873, writer (clerical worker), textile materials, pasteboard, paper, linen (material), printing, collotype, height 226 mm x width 148 mm x thickness 32 mm, A sepia-toned photograph showing a group of people arranged in front of two thatched huts with arched and pitched roofs, surrounded by trees and foliage in the background; several seated and standing figures wear draped cloths, some with arms crossed or wrapped around themselves, and a few children sit on the ground with one holding a flat object and another beside a basket; a standing person carries a woven container on their back, and the ground appears bare with a log or low bench where some sit.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A99_175

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

44.6Mo (7.0Mo) / 39.1cm x 28.6cm / 4621 x 3375 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Travels todas study primitive tribe South India history character customs religion infanticide polyandry language outlines Tuda grammar book name Gladstone St Deiniol Library Hawarden Elwyd Founded Rt Hon Gladstone writer clerical worker William E Marshall publisher Longman & Co London 1873 textile materials pasteboard paper linen material printing collotype height 226 mm x width 148 mm x thickness 32 mm sepia-toned photograph showing group people arranged front two thatched huts arched pitched roofs surrounded trees foliage background several seated standing figures wear draped cloths arms crossed wrapped themselves children sit ground holding flat object another beside basket standing person carries woven container back bare log low bench sit