Légende
Portrait of three unknown grain dealers in Sindh, Pakistan, photograph, page, inscription: 'GRAIN DEALERS., HINDOOS., SIND.', number: '(334)', photographer: Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner (possibly), Sindh, photographer: William Robert Houghton (possibly), c. 1862 - in or before 1872, paper, albumen print, height 144 mm x width 105 mm, merchant, salesman, human races, peoples, nationalities, A faded monochrome photograph shows three people positioned against a plain backdrop inside an arched frame. One person is seated on the left, wearing a light long-sleeved garment with a cloth draped over one shoulder and a cap on the head, holding a horizontal pole balanced on their knee with suspended pans. A tall standing person in the center wears a long light robe and a wrapped head covering, and a patterned shawl draped across one shoulder, with one hand resting near the pole. A smaller seated person on the right wears a light tunic and a turban-like head wrap, sitting cross-legged with hands resting nearby. A shallow round container sits on the ground beneath the pole between the seated figures, and the floor area shows textured surface details and faint markings. The image has a wide margin of blank paper around it.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B04_048
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
56.2Mo (8.0Mo) / 28.2cm x 50.1cm / 3325 x 5913 (300dpi)