John Thomson
Amoy Women

Amoy Women

Public Domain

ArtistScottish, 1837–1921
CultureScottish
Titles
  • Amoy Women
  • The Small Foot of a Chinese Lady
  • Amoy Men
  • Male and Female Costume, Amoy
  • from the book Illustrations of China and Its People (Volume II)
Date1862–1872
PlaceChina
MediumCarbon print, part of bound volume
DimensionsOverall (bound volume): 19 × 14 1/4 in.

Credit LineMuseum purchase funded by Members of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston who travelled to China in 1979
Object number80.15.2.N
Not on view

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Department
Photography
Object Type
Provenance[Daniel Wolf, Inc., New York]; purchased by MFAH, 1980.

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80.15.4.N
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John Thomson
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Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.3.N
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John Thomson
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1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.2.B
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Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.1.B
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1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
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A Pepohoan Dwelling
1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.2.C
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John Thomson
Foochow Arsenal
1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.2.O
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John Thomson
Foochow Foreign Settlement
1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.2.P
Old Junks
John Thomson
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1862–1872
Carbon print, part of bound volume
80.15.2.S