13th Dalai Lama, Bell and officials in Calcutta, 1910
1998.285.437 (Glass negative)

Key Information
Photographer
Johnston and Hoffmann
Collection
Sir Charles Bell
Date of Photo
1910
Named Person
Sir Charles Bell, Derge Se, Maharaja of Sikkim, 13th Dalai Lama, Shatra Lonchen, Shokhang Lochen, Trekang Lonchen, Kunsangtse
Region
West Bengal > Calcutta > Hastings House
Accession number
1998.285.437
Image Dimensions
120 x 163 mm
Further Information
Photographic Process
Negative glass plate gelatin , Negative Half Plate
Date Acquired
Donated 1983
Donated by
St. Antony's College, Oxford
Copy difference
Copy Neg
Expedition
Sir Charles Bell
Photo also owned by
Sir Charles Bell; Royal Central Asiatic Society
Previous Catologue Number
H.408-83
Previous Pitt Rivers Museum Number
BL.H.408-83
Related Collections
British Library, Oriental and India Office Collections
Published
'Tibet Past & Present', Sir Charles Bell, Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1924 [view list of illustrations]
Manual Catalogues -
Manual Catalogues - Bell's List of Illustrations entry: "[No. of chapter] V. [Subject of Chapter] The Dalai Lama [Subject of Illustration] H.408-83 (ba) Group taken at Hastings House, Calcutta in 1910. Seated left to right, Der-ge Se, Maharaj-Kumar Sidkeong Trul-ku of Sikkim, author, Dalai Lama, Lonchen Sha-tra, Lonchen Sho-kang, Lonchen Tre-kang, Shap-pe Kun-sang-tse. [Remarks] Johnston and Hoffmann's"
Other Information - Photographer: Johnston and Hoffman was a commercial photographic firm active in India between 1870 and 1918. [Information from Cambridge University Library RCS Photograph Project web site] [MS 28/6/2004]
Contemporary Publication -
Contemporary Publication - Published in 'Portrait of the Dalai Lama', Bell, C. A., London: Collins, 1946, facing p.112:"At Hastings House, Calcutta, in 1910."
For Citation use:
The Tibet Album.
"13th Dalai Lama, Bell and officials in Calcutta, 1910"
05 Dec. 2006. The Pitt Rivers Museum.
<http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/photo_1998.285.437.html>.
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