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International Photography (4,107)
Spirit wall by Nan Hai
Hedda MORRISON
The base of the stupa of the Yellow Temple was decorated with marble panels illustrating the life of the Buddha. Unfortunately it has been badly defaced over the years
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Walls and moat of the Forbidden City)
Hedda MORRISON
The great white dagoba of Pei Hai (North Lake) which was built in 1651 to commemorate the first visit of the Dalai Lama to Peking
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Temple statue)
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Boy in street)
Hedda MORRISON
Beggar woman and her child. Over the years I often saw her and she was nearly always pregnant
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Boy at street market)
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Many fortune-sellers were blind and roamed the streets beating a small hand-gong to advertise their presence)
Hedda MORRISON
The cut-out maker worked by eye and memory, cutting several sheets of paper at one time
Hedda MORRISON
Itinerant refreshment stall for children. Wherever there might be a demand, there would be some specialist hawker filling the needs of even the smallest customer
Hedda MORRISON
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Hedda MORRISON
Watering radishes by hand
Hedda MORRISON
Planting out rice seedlings
Hedda MORRISON
Duck farm below the city wall
Hedda MORRISON
The proprietor of Niu Jou Wan, a grilled beef restaurant
Hedda MORRISON
Seamstresses sewing characters on to cloth banners.
Hedda MORRISON
Repairing a painting prior to remounting, work calling for the most exacting skills
Hedda MORRISON
The New Year Fair at Liu Li Ch'ang was of special importance for the sale of paintings and other works of art
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Street procession with people carrying puppets)
Hedda MORRISON
The approach to Lu Kou Ch'iao (the Marco Polo Bridge)
Hedda MORRISON
Boy in a Mongol hat. This was a common and very necessary form of headwear in the bitter cold of the north China winter
Hedda MORRISON
The reed toy-maker, who would make his appearance in the summer and weave fresh reeds into a variety of wonderful shapes while you watched
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Street vendors)
Hedda MORRISON
No title (The Forbidden City wall and moat)
Hedda MORRISON
No title (Pavilions at the northern end of Pei Hai)
Hedda MORRISON
Photogenic
Lotte JACOBI
Hua-piao outside T'ien An Men. There was one pair of these pillars outside and one pair inside T'ien An Men, as a reminder to the emperor to walk in the path of virtue
Hedda MORRISON
Detail of glazed tilework by Pei Hai
Hedda MORRISON
One of four huge gilt-bronze bowls on the terrace (of T'ai Ho Tien, in the Forbidden City)
Hedda MORRISON