Bridge over Kyichu near Lhasa

1998.285.659 (Lantern Slide)

Key Information
Photographer
Lt Col R. S. Kennedy?
Collection
Sir Charles Bell
Date of Photo
1920-1921
Region
Lhasa Area > Tolung Tresam
Accession number
1998.285.659
Image Dimensions
81 x 81 mm
Further Information
Photographic Process
Lantern Slide
Date Acquired
Donated 1983
Donated by
St Antony's College, Oxford
Expedition
Sir Charles Bell's Mission to Lhasa 1920-21
Revised Photographer
Lt Col R. S. Kennedy?
Previous Catologue Number
L.125
Previous Pitt Rivers Museum Number
BL.P.213
Related Collections
British Library, Oriental and India Office Collections
Manual Catalogues -
Manual Catalogues - Bell's List of Illustrations entry: "[No. of chapter] XXV. [Subject of Chapter] Travelling [Subject of Illustration] P.213 (ae) "To-lung Tre-sam". Bridge over Kyi chu near Lhasa. [Where placed - book page] G. J. [Remarks] L. 125 (Y. in L)"
Notes on print/mount - '16' has been written in blue ink. These numbers seem to relate to a sub-set of the lantern slides which were used for lantern lectures on 'A Year in Lhasa' and 'The Dalai Lama'. This slide seems to have been used as slide 16 in the lecture 'A Year in Lhasa', which was first presented at the Royal Geographical Society on 3rd December 1923. The text, with a lesser number of images, was later published in The Geographical Journal of February 1924. Bell may also have presented this lecture on other occasions about which we have no information at present. [MS 10/9/2004]
Other Information - Related Images
Other Information - Related Images: The negative from which this lantern slide has been made is not in the PRM Collection [MS 24/8/2004]
Contemporary Publication -
Contemporary Publication - Published in 'A Year in Lhasa' in The Geographical Journal, February,1924, facing p.101:"Tolung Tresam". This piece was derived from a lecture given to the Royal Geographical Society in London on 3rd December 1923 [MS 10/9/2004]
For Citation use:
The Tibet Album.
"Bridge over Kyichu near Lhasa"
05 Dec. 2006. The Pitt Rivers Museum.
<http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/photo_1998.285.659.html>.
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