Myanmar (nation)
Found in 1076 Collections and/or Records:
[String of dead game birds], 1891 - 1892
154 x 112 mm.
[String of dead game birds], 1891 - 1892
110 x 155 mm.
[String of dead game birds], 1891 - 1892
153 x 112 mm.
[Studio portrait of Burmese man and woman]
Study in tattooing, 1870 - 1889
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Subject from Fisher's drawings : Burma, 1908
Summaries of Buddhist texts, 1827 - 1838
European paper. Copied from palm leaf manuscripts of which lengths and foliation are noted (10 sheets).
Summaries of chronicles. To B.E. 1181 (1819 A.D.), 1827 - 1838
13 sheets.
Summaries of history, 1827 - 1838
List of kings in tabular form with brief details (12 sheets).
Susannah (the artist) , 1870 - 1893
Tables of correspondence between Christian & Burmese Eras [for years 1538-1838], 1825 - 1841
4 pages.
Tai or native rest-house in the forest at dawn, 1903 - 1921
TALUIN RAJA WAN KHYOP, (Talaing Ya-zawin-chok), Abridged Mon History, 1832
European paper book, stitched but not bound, 240 x 300 mm, 24 lines to a folio in black ink on right-hand sides, with some pencil annotations in English and sketches on left-hand sides. Dated Moulmein, 29 Nov 1832.
A translation into Burmese of a Mon history by Hsaye-daw A-thwa, covering the period to B.E. 1125 (1763 A.D.). Translation dated B.E. 1194 (1832 A.D.).
'Tammu', 1894 - 1897
152 x 107 mm. Close up view of the wrecked sternwheeler 'Tannu'.
[Taung Kwle Pagoda], 1937-04
130 x 80 mm. A view of buildings built into rock.
[Taung Kwle Pagoda], 1937-04
80 x 130 mm. A view of buildings built into rock.
Taungtek Camp (Chin Expedition), 1889 - 1891
150 x 104 mm. View looking down on a line of thatched barrack huts, protected by trenches and low earthworks, situated on a hillside. Situated about 15 miles NW of Kan, Taungtek was the location of a Yokwa defeat on December 28, 1889, during the Chin-Lushai Expedition.
Teak portico of the King's Palace, Mandalay, 1903 - 1921
[Teak yards, Rangoon]
Teak yards with elephants at work.