Bridal palanquin Size:medium

Bridal palanquin Size:mediumThe bridal palanquin, part of a wedding procession making its way through the backstreets of Beijing. Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the Pitt Rivers Museum.

Sikkimese servant of the British Mission on the roof of Sera Monastery carrying a tripod

sits on a rock

View of a sitra (buffalo shelter)

a retainer in Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's hunting party

Near the top of the Jade Belt Bridge (also known as the Camel's Back Bridge)

View of rooftops in the hamlet of Sho at the foot of the southern face of the Potala

gathered around a dead lion shot by Wilfred Thesiger to spare them from losing further livestock

drinking from a cup

Behind them the wall is decorated with carved plaster embellishments and plants grow in the courtyard behind

Thesiger's party in the Ghanim sands near Mughshin

Each of the three men wears a thobe (long shirt) and a headscarf (ghutra) topped with agal (head ropes)

a soldier of the Royalist forces