Tibetan baby during harvest

1998.131.239 (Print black & white)

Key Information
Photographer
Evan Yorke Nepean
Collection
Frederick Spencer Chapman
Date of Photo
November 13th - 15th 1936?
Region
Lhasa Area
Accession number
1998.131.239
Image Dimensions
121 x 164 mm
Further Information
Photographic Process
Print gelatin silver
Date Acquired
Donated 1994
Donated by
Faith Spencer Chapman
Expedition
British Diplomatic Mission to Lhasa 1936-37
Photo also owned by
Frederick Spencer Chapman
Revised Photographer
Evan Yorke Nepean
Previous Catologue Number
YN.71
Previous Pitt Rivers Museum Number
SC.T.2.239
This Image also appears in another collection
BMR.86.1.42.1 2001.35.396.30.4 2001.35.167.1
Other Information
Notes on print/mount - The number 'YN 71' has been written on the back of the print in the centre in pencil. [MS 30/07/2006]
Other Information - Photographer: Images with 'YN' inscribed into them seem all to have been taken by Evan Yorke Nepean, who accompanied the British Mission to Lhasa during the period September - December 1936 as wireless operator [MS 4/2/2005]
Other Information - Related Images
Other Information - Related Images: This image is part of a pair of images of this baby [1998.131.238 and 1998.131.239]. Image 1998.131.238 appears to have been preferred as it is covered in reproduction instructions, whereas this image is not annotated on the back at all. There has been some movement of the domestic vessels in the two images to create the best effect, but this image also has the baby's face in shadow. Also, one has been taken in portrait format, the other in landscape format [MS 4/2/2005]
Other Information - Dates
Other Information - Dates: This image relates directly to those taken by Chapman prefixed with 'C.7.' . This has enabled dating of the image to November 13th - 15th 1936, when harvesting was taking place around Lhasa [MS 16/03/2006]
For Citation use:
The Tibet Album.
"Tibetan baby during harvest"
05 Dec. 2006. The Pitt Rivers Museum.
<http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/photo_1998.131.239.html>.
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