Attributed To John Thomson Collection (page 2)
"Exploring the Rich Heritage
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"Exploring the Rich Heritage: Captivating Images Attributed to John Thomson" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of 19th-century China through a collection of remarkable photographs attributed to John Thomson. These stunning images, captured between 1869 and 1871, offer a rare glimpse into the diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures that defined this era. One such photograph is "View Amoy Pe-Le-Jong ca 1869. " This albumen silver print transports us to the bustling streets of Amoy, where we witness daily life unfolding against a backdrop of traditional architecture. The intricate details preserved on this glass negative reveal an extraordinary level of craftsmanship. In "Lower Harbour Amoy ca 1869, " another albumen silver print, we are treated to a panoramic view that showcases the natural beauty surrounding this coastal city. The delicate balance between land and sea is beautifully captured, reminding us of nature's enduring power. Thomson's lens also takes us further inland with "Teahouse Peking ca 1869. " This exquisite albumen silver print invites us into an intimate setting where locals gather for tea amidst intricately designed furniture. It serves as a testament to the rich cultural traditions that have shaped Chinese society for centuries. For those seeking glimpses into China's spiritual heritage, "Pagoda Execution Ground Foochow ca 1869" presents an intriguing juxtaposition. In this hauntingly beautiful albumen silver print, twin pagodas stand tall against a serene sky while serving as silent witnesses to historical events etched within their walls. The collection also offers insights into everyday life with prints like "Amoy Houses ca 1869. " Through its glass negative medium, we peer into quaint dwellings nestled along narrow alleys – homes that hold stories untold but forever imprinted in these photographs. As our journey continues across vast waters, Thomson captures the essence of maritime culture with "Fishing Boats going out Macao ca 1869.