Avenue of Palms, Botanical Gardens, Calcutta
Avenue of Palms, Botanical Gardens, Calcutta

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Avenue of Palms, Botanical Gardens, Calcutta,

ca. 1895

Bourne & Shepherd, active 1860s–2016
Samuel Bourne, 1834–1912; born Staffordshire, UK; died Nottingham, UK; active India
Charles Shepherd, born England; active 1858–1878 in India
2011-4

Information

Title
Avenue of Palms, Botanical Gardens, Calcutta
Dates

ca. 1895

Maker
Samuel Bourne
Charles Shepherd
Medium

Albumen print

Dimensions

23.5 × 28.5 cm (9 1/4 × 11 1/4 in.)

Credit Line

Gift of Mrs. George Packer Berry in honor of her husband, Class of 1921 and Charter Trustee of Princeton University, 1956–1969

Object Number
2011-4
Place Depicted

Asia, India, West Bengal, Kolkata

Marks/Labels/Seals

In negative, lower left: AVENUE OF PALMS. BOTANICAL GARDENS, CALCUTTA, 2569. B.+ S.

Culture
British, Indian
Type
black-and-white photographs, photographs, albumen prints
Techniques
albumen process
Subject
parks (recreation areas), gardens (open spaces), gardens (open spaces), men, figures (representations), landscapes (representations), palm trees

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