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Key Information

Photographer

H. Staunton ?

Collection

Harry Staunton

Date of Photo

1940 - 1941

Region

Yamdrok Tso Region > Pede dzong

Accession number

1999.23.1.43.1

Image Dimensions

119 x 89 mm

Pede dzong fortress beside the Yamdrok Tso lake with the settlement of Pede stretching to the left. In the foreground one side of a courtyard can be seen with dried yak dung which is used for fuel stacked on the floor of a veranda.

Further Information

Activity

Administration

Photographic Process

Print gelatin silver

Date Acquired

Donated 1999

Donated by

Diana Hughes

Expedition

H. Staunton

Photo also owned by

Diana Hughes

This Image also appears in another collection

1999.23.1.29.3

Other Information

Notes on album mount - "Pede Dzong" written in capital letters in pencil above the photograph on the album mount. [KC 3/1/2006]

Contemporary Publication -

Contemporary Publication - F Spencer Chapman writes in Lhasa the Holy City , 1940, London: Readers Union Ltd. p.62, "Soon we saw Pede Dzong on the end of a point running out into the lake. It is just like an old Scottish castle. Unlike Nangartse Dzong it is now ruined. The village lies behind." [KC 29/11/2005]

Other Information - Related Images

Other Information - Related Images: 1999.23.2.39 and 1999.23.1.23.2, 1999.23.1.43.1 [KC 29/11/2005]

For Citation use:
The Tibet Album. "Pede dzong fortress and the settlement of Pede" 05 Dec. 2006. The Pitt Rivers Museum. <http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/photo_1999.23.1.43.1.html>.

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Pede dzong fortress and the settlement of Pede