Légende
Portrait of three unknown hunters from Sindh, Pakistan, with a dead bird and rifles, photograph, page, number: '326.', inscription: 'DAPHERS OR SHIKAREES., HUNTSMEN AND SCAVENGERS., MUSSULMANS., SIND.', photographer: Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner (possibly), Sindh, photographer: William Robert Houghton (possibly), c. 1862 - in or before 1872, paper, albumen print, height 146 mm x width 108 mm, head-gear: turban, hunter, firearms: rifle, human races, peoples, nationalities, A sepia-toned photograph framed with an arched top shows three men wearing turbans and loose traditional garments; one man stands on the left leaning on a long rifle with both hands, his head tilted downward, another man stands on the right facing slightly toward the center wearing a textured fur or feathered wrap over his shoulders and resting an elbow on a horizontal surface, and a third man sits cross-legged on the ground in front of them holding a long firearm across his lap and looking down; the background is plain and the image has a faded, aged appearance.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B04_042
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
57.6Mo (9.1Mo) / 28.5cm x 50.7cm / 3365 x 5983 (300dpi)