Album: Manchu Officials with four additional drawings of birds

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Album: Manchu Officials with four additional drawings of birds. Youqua (Chinese, ac.1840-1870). Album containing 16 watercolours on pith paper (including 4 loose folios). Paper, silk, height 337 mm, width 250 mm, 19th century. Chinese. Production Note: Export album made for the Western market.

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Accession Number: 4169
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Photographer name: Amy Jugg
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Captured: 2011:06:15 11:18:10

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19th Century album blue brocade Chinese cover Fitz_PDP Manchu silk Youqua

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