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No. 8. Ye-nan-gyoung [Yenangyaung]. Kyoung. 1855. Creator: Captain Linnaeus Tripe
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No. 8. Ye-nan-gyoung [Yenangyaung]. Kyoung. 1855. Creator: Captain Linnaeus Tripe
No. 8. Ye-nan-gyoung [Yenangyaung]. Kyoung. 1855. [A kyaung (monastery) in Yenangyaung, a city in the Magway Region of what is now Myanmar, (formerly Burma)]. Salted paper print, from the album " Views of Burma" (1856)
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This print by Captain Linnaeus Tripe takes us back to the year 1855, capturing the essence of Ye-nan-gyoung (Yenangyaung), a city nestled in the Magway Region of Myanmar. The image showcases a serene kyaung (monastery) that stands as a testament to Burma's rich architectural heritage. The monochrome composition, rendered in sepia tones, adds an air of nostalgia and timelessness to this 19th-century masterpiece. The salted paper print technique employed by Tripe enhances the texture and depth of the photograph, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in its intricate details. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, we are transported to a far-eastern land where religion and spirituality intertwine seamlessly with art and culture. The pagoda towering over the monastery serves as a symbol of devotion and faith, inviting contemplation from all who encounter it. Tripe's expert craftsmanship not only captures the physical beauty of this location but also offers us glimpses into Burmese society during that era. Through his lens, he reveals snippets of daily life unfolding outside these sacred walls – perhaps monks engaged in their spiritual practices or locals going about their routines. This print from Tripe's renowned album "Views of Burma" is not just an artistic representation; it is a window into history itself. It reminds us of our collective human journey through time while celebrating the enduring legacy left behind by civilizations long past.
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