Back in the good old days, the Koreans were ALMOST as superstitions as the Japanese ! That's alright, just keep praying to your Idols, and don't worry about the Christian Missionaries who hypocritically insist on using a WESTERN CALENDAR whose MONTHS of the Year and DAYS of the Week are all named after PAGAN EUROPEAN GODS !!! These same missionaries also want you to become Christian so they may introduce you to the eternal happiness of Santa Claus, Christmas Trees, and the Easter Bunny. Did I say EASTER, the Pagan Holiday of Sex and Fertility ? I always knew there was something I liked about that Holiday ! I guess Easter Eggs are Christian, too. After all, the New Testament Book of 2nd Hezekiah tells us that the baby chick breaking out of the colored eggs symbolizes Christ coming out of the tomb and conquering death. WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY ? The nation of Korea has NOW become the most "Protestant" Christian Nation in all of Asia ? (The Philippines already has the award for being the most "Catholic" Christian nation in Asia). Wow ! Yes, Virginia...there IS a Santa Clause ! Now, where did I put my lucky American Rabbit's Foot , and my Irish four-leaf clover ? ************************************ Flickr poster WOLFGANGKLANG has commented on the above : "......Regarding your pic: 100 years later. Now KOREAN missionaries are everywhere in the world. Especially in critical countries like Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ethiopia and so on. I guess those things are Sowing and harvesting !......." Photo by UNKNOWN Photographer, ca.1899-1900.
This photo is from a collection of 9,391 images titled 'World Travel' by British photographer James Dearden Holmes (1873-1937). Holmes travelled the world for three years and his trip has been dated from immigration records to 1925-1927. All of the images were taken with a stereoscopic camera and most of the photos from this world trip are not available anywhere else. Holmes travelled extensively across Asia and the Americas on this trip so if there are any particular places you are interested in seeing please get in touch with any questions or requests. PROCESS: These prints are created from the scanned stereoscopic negatives and we have done very little editing on them so they are like the original photos from almost 100 years ago. Please be aware that the image in the listing photo, including any imperfections or lack of focus, will be the image you receive. PAPER: We use Epson Premium Semigloss Photo Paper 251 g/m2) INK: We use archival Epson inks. All photos should be displayed out of direct sunlight to preserve them. SIZES: We offer 3 print sizes, two of which are also available matted and framed (see details below) S - Small (5x8 Inches) S - Small Mounted & Matted (8x10 inches including the matte) M - Medium (8x11 inches) M - Medium Mounted & Matted (11x14 inches including the matte) L - Large (11x16 inches) Some photos may have some white borders when printed as they do not all fit modern print sizes, so the sizes given are approximate. There will be no white borders if you select a matted or matted and framed option. The watermark will not appear in your final print. MOUNTING AND FRAMING OPTIONS: We offer two matte colour options – Antique White and Black We use archival matting methods so your photo will be held in place with photo corners and will not be fixed to either the matte or the backing board. The photo image may be slightly cropped when matted and framed. All frame options include mounting and matting and the size chosen (Small or Medium as listed above) corresponds to the internal dimensions of the frame, so the overall frame size will be larger, depending on which frame type is selected. To have your photo mounted and framed please select the size and frame option you want in the style dropdown – if you want a photo only or a matted photo only you can select those options too with the size you want (S, M or L) Choose from 8 wooden frame options. All of our frames are made in the UK from solid wood (usually pine) and have a varnish or paint finish. See listing photos for details of frame options and an example of how your print would look framed. FRAME DIMENSIONS: Cross-Brushed effect finish - Gold & Champagne Silver - 22mm wide and 13mm deep Black and White finish - 20mm wide and 15mm deep Dark Rosewood finish - 35mm wide and 15mm deep Walnut Gold Finish - 28 mm wide and 14mm deep Ornate Gold and Silver Frames - 57mm wide and 36mm deep Please note that as wood is a natural material the colour of the finish and grain may vary slightly from the photos. All matted and framed photo prices incorporate the increased cost of postage and packaging and shipping costs are kept at one flat rate, however many photos you purchase. POSTAGE & PACKAGING: All photos will be packed securely in either a frame pack, strong cardboard envelope or mailing tube, depending on what option is chosen. We charge one flat fee for however many photos you order. UK orders will be sent by 2nd class, with an option to upgrade to 1st class signed for or special delivery. All international orders are sent by tracked mail where possible (for certain destinations Royal Mail doesn’t offer tracked services). **MAKE SAVINGS WITH MULTIPLE ORDERS** -Buy 3 items from our shop and use the coupon code BUY3DISCOUNT at checkout for a 20% discount!! -Buy 2 items and use code BUY2DISCOUNT for a 10% discount!! Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have about any of our listings. Your satisfaction as our customer means everything to us so please don't forget to write us a review or if you're not happy with anything get in contact and we'll try our best to make it right. And remember to favourite our shop if you like these photos as we are adding more all the time.
Balineesch dansmeisje in rust (A dancing-girl of Bali, resting) c 1925 Dutch East Indies and Indonesian photography, and more broadly...
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition (informally known as the St. Louis World's Fair) was the event of the century.
Digital ID: DEN_1324V. Ruth St. Denis and the Denishawn Dancers in the ballet for the temptation scene from Light of Asia, a religious drama with Walter Hampden as Buddha given at the Krotona Theosophical Society.. Kales, Arthur -- Photographer. 1918. Notes: National Endowment for the Arts Millennium Project. Corners worn or missing. Source: Denishawn Collection (more info) Repository: The New York Public Library. The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Jerome Robbins Dance Division. See more information about this image and others at NYPL Digital Gallery. Persistent URL: digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/id?DEN_1324V Rights Info: No known copyright restrictions; may be subject to third party rights (for more information, click here)
New black and white photos show the many faces of the groups that arrived to fill Britain's labour market after WWII from all over the world - from the Caribbean to India to Somalia.
Though struggling with the multifaceted after-effects of Korean war, the 1950's was period of recovery. Han Youngsoo, born in 1933 in Gaesung.
This collection gives true meaning to the national motto 'Unity in Diversity'
This collection gives true meaning to the national motto 'Unity in Diversity'
A rare historical look at Indonesia and its people during the Dutch colonial period… A Javanese prince with two servants (c. 1865-1870) A man from Batavia carrying his warung (c. 1870) Raden Saleh, a Javanese romantic painter who pioneered modern Indonesian art (c. 1872) The Raja of Buleleng, Bali, and his secretary (c. 1875) Two […]
With Queen Saovabha
Before Europeans first arrived in Asia, China was one of the most advanced and powerful nations in the world. It was the most populous, was politically unified, and most importantly, it had mastered the art of agriculture. However, when Europeans first landed on Chinese shores, they found a nation that had revered to traditional culture and warfare. Industrialization was almost nonexistent. At the beginning of the 20th century, China was divided into sphere of influence with each powerful Western nation trying to exert as much control over it as possible. The Chinese resented foreigners control and expressed this at the beginning of the 20th century with the Boxer Rebellion. At the same time, the traditional government of China began to fail in the early years. The Chinese people, being resentful of foreigners and dissatisfied with inability of the present government to throw them out, initiated the Revolution of 1911, replacing the Chinese 2000 year old imperial system with the Republic of China headed by Sun Yat-sen. Here is an amazing collection of vintage photographs taken in pre-revolution China, in Pre Deng XiaoPing period (1870-1946). Chinese Family [c1875] Attribution Unk Group Of Chinese Women With Fans, Canton, China [c1880] Afong Lai Greatwall China [1907] Herbert G. Ponting Boxer Prisoners Captured By 6th US Cavalry, Tientsin, China [1901] Underwood & Co Beggars, Beihai Park [c1917-1919] Sydney D. Gamble Cholon Actress, Cholon, Saigon, French Cochinchina [c1900's] Attribution Unk Qing Court Return, The Emperess Dowerger [1902] George E. Morrison China, Manchu Ladies Of The Palace Being Warned To Stop Smoking [c1910-1925] Frank & Frances Carpenter Interior Canal, Canton, China [c1917-1919] Sidney D. Gamble Pekin, Walls Of The Tartar City [c1894-1896] William H. Jackson Muslim Bandits, Xinjiang, China [c1915] Marc Aurel Stein Peking To Paris Autorace [1907] Attribution Unk Bride On Her Way To Wedding, Fuzhou Fujian China [c1911-1913] Ralph G. Gold Bomb Protection [c1940] Attribution Unk Mouth Of Coal Mine In Mountain Ridge West Of Ta Chu, China MAR [1909] Thomas C. Chamberlin Bridges By Which The Night Police Of The Roofs Cross The Streets, Canton, China [1900] Underwood & Co. Chang The Chinese Giant [c1870] Attribution Unk Chinese Punishment, Whipping A Lawbreaker [c1900] Attribution Unk Peking Mission School Children At Play, The Dragon's Head, China [1902] Carlton H. Graves Co Foot Bound Girls, Liao Chow, Shansi, China [c1930] IE Oberholtzer (Probable) During The Famine Young Child Dying In The Gutter, China [1946] Geroge Silk Taiwan Aborigines, Bunun Tribe, Formosa [c1900] Attribution Unk Empress Gobele Wan Rong [c1920-1940] Attribution Unk Toy Vendor, Chinatown, San Francisco [c1900s] Arnold Genthe Example Of A Coiffure On A Tartar Or Manchu Female, Frontview, Peking, Pechili Province, China [1869] John Thomson The Meridian Gate, Entrance To The Forbidden City, Peking China [1927] Herbert C. White Black, Chinese Frances Carpenter Ulysses S. Grant & Li Hung Chang, Tientsin, China [1879] Attribution Unk Jade Belt Bridge & Boat, Summer Palace, Peking, China [c1924] Sidney D. Gamble Men Laden With Tea, Sichuan Sheng, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Imperial Gate Of The Imperial City, Looking North, Peking, China [1901] Hawley C. White Co. Family In Lanchow, China [1944] Fr. Mark Tennien Kampa Dzong, Tibet [1904] John C. White Forest Temple Near Chefoo, Shantung, China [c1895] William H. Jackson Singing Girls, Hong Kong, China [c1901] Benjamin W. Kilburn Co. A Boat On A River With Rolling Hills In The Background In The Kiangsu Province Or Yunnan Province In China [1946] Arthur Rothstein Chinese Aviatrix Receives Gift Of New Plane From Colonel Roscoe Turner, Washington, D.C. [1939] Harris & Ewing Natives At Breakfast, Movable Chow Shop, Canton, China [c1919] Keystone View Co. Rich Merchants Dining With Singing Girls, Pekin, China [c1901] Benjamin W. Kilburn A Chinese Professor, China [c1919] Keystone View Co. Six Strongmen In Traditional Dress, China [1909] William Purdom Cake Of Millet & Jujubes, Peking, China [1915] Frank N. Meyer The Harvard Houseboat, Kiating Fu, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Stele Pavilion, SacredWay, Ming Tombs, Peking, China [c1900] Attribution Unk Mercenary Artillerymen Supplied With Guns & Ammunition By The British [c1880] Attribution Unk Canton, China [c1880] R.H. Brown Flower Boats, Canton China [c1871] Emil Rusfeldt View Of An Old Village, Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong [c1946] Hedda Morrison Kidnapped Girls, Foochow, China [1904] Attribution Unk Yung Ting Men, Front View Of The Two Towers & The Barbican [1924] Osvald Siren Jeunes Filles Chinoises [c1901] René Parison Tibetan Lhacham, Tibet [c1879] Sarat Chandra Das Bowl Shaped Objects Scattered Outside A Building, Yunnan, China [1922] Joseph F. C. Rock Ching Yang Temple, Chentu, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Leuchtturm Im Cantonfluss [c1891] C. R. Hager Fisherman In Grand Canal By The East Gate, Peking, China [1907] Herbert C. White Co. Queen's Road On Chinese New Years Day, Hong Kong, China [1902] Carlton H. Graves China, Kuan Hsien Temple [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Drache Am Schleusenrand Im Túngchou-Kanal, Peking, Chihli Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Examination Hall With 7500 Cells, Canton, China [1873] Attribution Unk Der Industriebezirk Der Salzbrunnen, Tzeliutsing, Szechúan Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Auf Der Reise Zum Kloster Des Himmelsknaben Bei Ningpo, Ningpo-Tíen Túng Sze, Chekiang Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Der Abt Des Klosters, Tíen túng sze, Chekiang Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Young Mother Carrying A Child On Her Back In The Market, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Produce & Wares From Shops Along The Sides Of A Typical Backstreet, Western District, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Seated Man Amid Baskets Of Fish & Hanging Dried Fish, Eastern Districts, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Produce & Wares From Shops Along The Sides Of A Typical Backstreet, Western District, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison House Interior Showing Woman With Bound Feet Tending A Stove In The Lost Tribe Country [1936] Hedda Morrison House Interior Showing A Woman At A Brick Stove, A Bucket & A Ladle Made From A Gourd In The Lost Tribe Country [1936] Hedda Morrison Fisher Families With Junks In Aberdeen Harbor, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Men With Leopard At The Dongan Mission, China [1932] Fr. Otto Rauschenbach China's Common Carrier, Her Substitute For Railways, A Camel Square In Peking, China [1901] Underwood & Co
Before Europeans first arrived in Asia, China was one of the most advanced and powerful nations in the world. It was the most populous, was politically unified, and most importantly, it had mastered the art of agriculture. However, when Europeans first landed on Chinese shores, they found a nation that had revered to traditional culture and warfare. Industrialization was almost nonexistent. At the beginning of the 20th century, China was divided into sphere of influence with each powerful Western nation trying to exert as much control over it as possible. The Chinese resented foreigners control and expressed this at the beginning of the 20th century with the Boxer Rebellion. At the same time, the traditional government of China began to fail in the early years. The Chinese people, being resentful of foreigners and dissatisfied with inability of the present government to throw them out, initiated the Revolution of 1911, replacing the Chinese 2000 year old imperial system with the Republic of China headed by Sun Yat-sen. Here is an amazing collection of vintage photographs taken in pre-revolution China, in Pre Deng XiaoPing period (1870-1946). Chinese Family [c1875] Attribution Unk Group Of Chinese Women With Fans, Canton, China [c1880] Afong Lai Greatwall China [1907] Herbert G. Ponting Boxer Prisoners Captured By 6th US Cavalry, Tientsin, China [1901] Underwood & Co Beggars, Beihai Park [c1917-1919] Sydney D. Gamble Cholon Actress, Cholon, Saigon, French Cochinchina [c1900's] Attribution Unk Qing Court Return, The Emperess Dowerger [1902] George E. Morrison China, Manchu Ladies Of The Palace Being Warned To Stop Smoking [c1910-1925] Frank & Frances Carpenter Interior Canal, Canton, China [c1917-1919] Sidney D. Gamble Pekin, Walls Of The Tartar City [c1894-1896] William H. Jackson Muslim Bandits, Xinjiang, China [c1915] Marc Aurel Stein Peking To Paris Autorace [1907] Attribution Unk Bride On Her Way To Wedding, Fuzhou Fujian China [c1911-1913] Ralph G. Gold Bomb Protection [c1940] Attribution Unk Mouth Of Coal Mine In Mountain Ridge West Of Ta Chu, China MAR [1909] Thomas C. Chamberlin Bridges By Which The Night Police Of The Roofs Cross The Streets, Canton, China [1900] Underwood & Co. Chang The Chinese Giant [c1870] Attribution Unk Chinese Punishment, Whipping A Lawbreaker [c1900] Attribution Unk Peking Mission School Children At Play, The Dragon's Head, China [1902] Carlton H. Graves Co Foot Bound Girls, Liao Chow, Shansi, China [c1930] IE Oberholtzer (Probable) During The Famine Young Child Dying In The Gutter, China [1946] Geroge Silk Taiwan Aborigines, Bunun Tribe, Formosa [c1900] Attribution Unk Empress Gobele Wan Rong [c1920-1940] Attribution Unk Toy Vendor, Chinatown, San Francisco [c1900s] Arnold Genthe Example Of A Coiffure On A Tartar Or Manchu Female, Frontview, Peking, Pechili Province, China [1869] John Thomson The Meridian Gate, Entrance To The Forbidden City, Peking China [1927] Herbert C. White Black, Chinese Frances Carpenter Ulysses S. Grant & Li Hung Chang, Tientsin, China [1879] Attribution Unk Jade Belt Bridge & Boat, Summer Palace, Peking, China [c1924] Sidney D. Gamble Men Laden With Tea, Sichuan Sheng, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Imperial Gate Of The Imperial City, Looking North, Peking, China [1901] Hawley C. White Co. Family In Lanchow, China [1944] Fr. Mark Tennien Kampa Dzong, Tibet [1904] John C. White Forest Temple Near Chefoo, Shantung, China [c1895] William H. Jackson Singing Girls, Hong Kong, China [c1901] Benjamin W. Kilburn Co. A Boat On A River With Rolling Hills In The Background In The Kiangsu Province Or Yunnan Province In China [1946] Arthur Rothstein Chinese Aviatrix Receives Gift Of New Plane From Colonel Roscoe Turner, Washington, D.C. [1939] Harris & Ewing Natives At Breakfast, Movable Chow Shop, Canton, China [c1919] Keystone View Co. Rich Merchants Dining With Singing Girls, Pekin, China [c1901] Benjamin W. Kilburn A Chinese Professor, China [c1919] Keystone View Co. Six Strongmen In Traditional Dress, China [1909] William Purdom Cake Of Millet & Jujubes, Peking, China [1915] Frank N. Meyer The Harvard Houseboat, Kiating Fu, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Stele Pavilion, SacredWay, Ming Tombs, Peking, China [c1900] Attribution Unk Mercenary Artillerymen Supplied With Guns & Ammunition By The British [c1880] Attribution Unk Canton, China [c1880] R.H. Brown Flower Boats, Canton China [c1871] Emil Rusfeldt View Of An Old Village, Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong [c1946] Hedda Morrison Kidnapped Girls, Foochow, China [1904] Attribution Unk Yung Ting Men, Front View Of The Two Towers & The Barbican [1924] Osvald Siren Jeunes Filles Chinoises [c1901] René Parison Tibetan Lhacham, Tibet [c1879] Sarat Chandra Das Bowl Shaped Objects Scattered Outside A Building, Yunnan, China [1922] Joseph F. C. Rock Ching Yang Temple, Chentu, China [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Leuchtturm Im Cantonfluss [c1891] C. R. Hager Fisherman In Grand Canal By The East Gate, Peking, China [1907] Herbert C. White Co. Queen's Road On Chinese New Years Day, Hong Kong, China [1902] Carlton H. Graves China, Kuan Hsien Temple [1908] Ernest H. Wilson Drache Am Schleusenrand Im Túngchou-Kanal, Peking, Chihli Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Examination Hall With 7500 Cells, Canton, China [1873] Attribution Unk Der Industriebezirk Der Salzbrunnen, Tzeliutsing, Szechúan Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Auf Der Reise Zum Kloster Des Himmelsknaben Bei Ningpo, Ningpo-Tíen Túng Sze, Chekiang Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Der Abt Des Klosters, Tíen túng sze, Chekiang Province [c1906] Ernst Boerschmann Young Mother Carrying A Child On Her Back In The Market, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Produce & Wares From Shops Along The Sides Of A Typical Backstreet, Western District, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Seated Man Amid Baskets Of Fish & Hanging Dried Fish, Eastern Districts, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Produce & Wares From Shops Along The Sides Of A Typical Backstreet, Western District, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison House Interior Showing Woman With Bound Feet Tending A Stove In The Lost Tribe Country [1936] Hedda Morrison House Interior Showing A Woman At A Brick Stove, A Bucket & A Ladle Made From A Gourd In The Lost Tribe Country [1936] Hedda Morrison Fisher Families With Junks In Aberdeen Harbor, Hong Kong Island [c1946] Hedda Morrison Men With Leopard At The Dongan Mission, China [1932] Fr. Otto Rauschenbach China's Common Carrier, Her Substitute For Railways, A Camel Square In Peking, China [1901] Underwood & Co
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China today is a dominant figure in the economy of the world. But things were a lot different 100 years ago.
I love the wild and free look of the young girl. Grandpa has a sword. The integration of the cultures was inevitable, and the approximate form of the Japanese Kimono has already been adopted. The main Photo and Comments about these fine folks are HERE : www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/2746187012/ My entire AINU Set (still only a few photos) is HERE : www.flickr.com/photos/24443965@N08/sets/72157607060944155/ Both the Okinawans and the Ainu have plenty of bones to pick with the current occupying over-lords who control things from their bureaucratic bunkers in Tokyo. It's not unlike the Native "Indians" of the Americas who have a pile of bones to pick with the Europeans who over-ran them. Although everybody seems to agree that there's no going back, that's no excuse for the way people have been treated by the usurpers and over-runners during the endless centuries of human expansion. When it comes to recognizing the existence of the Ainu, the modern Japanese have, until very recently, been complete and total idiots over the matter. From a ca.1920 collotype photograph published in Japan. Photographer unknown. RANDOM SOBA : www.flickriver.com/photos/24443965@N08/random/
This Bali photo album presents you with some old Bali pictures, showing you old Bali photos with Bali as it was early and mid 20th century.
There is something truly beautiful and mysterious about old photographs. For me, they are an endless source of inspiration and intrigue. Needless to say, I've fallen in love with these dream-like images of Japan from 1886, documented by Italian photographer Adolfo Farsari (1841-1898). Fasari's work was highly regarded during his time, particularly for his hand-coloured portraits and landscapes like the ones I'm sharing with you today...
At her zenith, the British Empire governed a quarter of the Earth’s land and brought roughly a quarter of the word’s population under her dominion. The Empire was so huge that it was ha…
The pictures from the old history from India are captivated. 20+ Amazing rare photos from Indian History
Rue Paul Bert, Hanoi, 1914-1915 Village chief smoking a water pipe, 1916 Young girls play the pawns in a human chess match, 1920 Un étalage de jouets en fer blanc vendus au moment de la fête des enfants, 1915 Woman Smoking Opium, Hanoi - French Indochina circa 1915 The Governor of Tonkin and his family, 1915 Hanoi, sampans and Paul Doumer Bridge, 1915 Actor and actress, Hanoi-Tonkin, 1915 Tonkin - Hanoi: Two opium smokers drinking tea, 1915 Mandarin militaire, mandarin chef de province et préfet en costume d’audience solennelle, 1915 Tinsmiths' Street, Hanoi, 1915 Haiphong, 1915 Le Pont Paul Doumer, Hanoi, 1915 Sampan en baie d'Halong, 1916 Two opium smokers, 1915 Village actors, Hanoi, May June 1916 A district chief and district authorities gathered at the town hall, 1915 Hongay, 1915 Chaloupe Chinoise, 1915 Marchand de sentences, Hanoi, 1915 Marchande de riz, 1914-1915 Marché de Bac Lè, 1915 Baie d'Halong, 1915 Mine de Hong Gay, 1918-1921 Groupe de notables, environ de Hanoi, vers 1920 A North Vietnamse girl whose teeth are tinted black, 1915 Rue du Chanvre, Hanoi, 1915 (Hemp street) Prêtresse des 3 mondes, 1915 Buddhist Temple on the road to Tam Dao, June 4, 1916 A nun and two novices, circa 1916 Un lettré lisant environ de Hanoi, 1915 A local authority in hearing ordinary costume, 1916 An elder village notable near Hanoi, 1920 A district chief reading a patent Imperial, 1916 Making betel quid, about Hanoi, 1916 Priestess of the cult of the 3 worlds, 1916 A Hanoi girl, 1914-15 Two young girls wearing the non-ba tam Banane Hanoi, 1915 Mine de cuivre, 1915 The highlands on the border of China, Na-Cham village Group of Tonkin girls, 1916
In 1941, American photographer Carl Mydans visited Singapore and captured a lot of photos of military. Here's a selection of colour photos of Singapore military in 1941.
They have inspired the story of my book “A Lao Wedding” and have inspired many things in my life too. It is a sad and happy story interwoven with our country’s history. I don’t know if this is sad because our world has disappeared or because they have...
