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Chinese Lady. - Hong Kong. by Milton M. Miller — VisualArtsDB

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Chinese Lady. - Hong Kong.

Chinese Lady. - Hong Kong.

Chinese Lady. - Hong Kong.

Milton M. Miller

1865

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Rev. C.F. Preston and Friends, on the Parade Ground, Canton. Showing north-east Gate of City Wall in the distance.

Rev. C.F. Preston and Friends, on the Parade Ground, Canton. Showing north-east Gate of City Wall in the distance.

Milton M. Miller, 1865

Mandarin with Family

Mandarin with Family

Milton M. Miller, 1860

[Mandarin Man and Wife]

[Mandarin Man and Wife]

Milton M. Miller, 1864

Photographs

Photographs

Milton M. Miller, 1850

View from the Parade Ground, Canton, China.

View from the Parade Ground, Canton, China.

Milton M. Miller, 1865

Poor Chinese Women mending Clothes in the Streets of Hong Kong, China.

Poor Chinese Women mending Clothes in the Streets of Hong Kong, China.

Milton M. Miller, 1865

LO. - An Officer of high rank, Canton. China.

LO. - An Officer of high rank, Canton. China.

Milton M. Miller, 1865

Mandarin and Wife in full dress

Mandarin and Wife in full dress

Milton M. Miller, 1860

Canton City

Canton City

Milton M. Miller, 1869

[Chinese Family, Hong Kong]

[Chinese Family, Hong Kong]

Milton M. Miller, 1864

A Mandarin and his Wife in Full Court Dress

A Mandarin and his Wife in Full Court Dress

Milton M. Miller, 1861

Mandarin in Sedan Chair, and Attendants.

Mandarin in Sedan Chair, and Attendants.

Milton M. Miller, 1865