Big lake ghost scarer
Handlist Information
Photographer's Caption
Big lake ghost scarer
Film Negative Number
CP.10
Group
Location
TL
Notes
A group of negatives containing images of the route to Lhasa including rock paintings, a ‘ghost scarer’, environs of Nyapsu La, Singma, boats on the Tsangpo, birds and flowers. The list is referred to as ‘P’ in Chapman’s papers, but all the images were prefixed ‘CP’ in the draft album and related prints int he Pitt Rivers Museum collection are also annotated as ‘CP’
Handlist Information
Photographer's Caption
Ghost scarer against sky
Film Negative Number
CP.11
Group
Location
MR
Notes
A group of negatives containing images of the route to Lhasa including rock paintings, a ‘ghost scarer’, environs of Nyapsu La, Singma, boats on the Tsangpo, birds and flowers. The list is referred to as ‘P’ in Chapman’s papers, but all the images were prefixed ‘CP’ in the draft album and related prints int he Pitt Rivers Museum collection are also annotated as ‘CP’
Handlist Information
Photographer's Caption
Ditto [Ghost scarer against sky] less up in air
PRM Caption
PRM Manuscripts Collection: ‘List of Tibetan Prints and Negatives’ - Book 1, From Gangtok to the Natu La August 1936: ‘‘Ghost traps’ on a ridge beside a pass to catch evil spirits’
Date
August 20th 1936
Film Negative Number
CP.12
Group
Generals and odd
Location
BL
Notes
A group of negatives containing images of the route to Lhasa including rock paintings, a ‘ghost scarer’, environs of Nyapsu La, Singma, boats on the Tsangpo, birds and flowers. The list is referred to as ‘P’ in Chapman’s papers, but all the images were prefixed ‘CP’ in the draft album and related prints in the Pitt Rivers Museum collection are also annotated as ‘CP’
Accession
1998.131.195
scan
DSC_2231.jpg
Handlist Information
Photographer's Caption
Ponies in front of ghost scarer
Film Negative Number
CP.13
Group
Location
BR
Notes
A group of negatives containing images of the route to Lhasa including rock paintings, a ‘ghost scarer’, environs of Nyapsu La, Singma, boats on the Tsangpo, birds and flowers. The list is referred to as ‘P’ in Chapman’s papers, but all the images were prefixed ‘CP’ in the draft album and related prints int he Pitt Rivers Museum collection are also annotated as ‘CP’
scan
DSC_2231.jpg



