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Unknown Photographer
Ref: 01516
​The same subject is shown in a photograph in the Tropenmuseum, Netherlands, ref: TM-60001380 under the title "Groepsfoto van Siamesen".​ See item 01517. The woman shown is presumably the wife of the subject here. Both are included in the Tropenmuseum photo above. ... <more>

Shimooka Renjo
Ref: 01515
​Original hand-tinting. Shimooka studio carpet.

Shimooka Renjo
Ref: 01514
​Shows trademark studio carpet.

Shimooka Renjo
Ref: 01513
​ Illustrated in Ishiguro. Renjo Shimooka (1999, p.160)

Unknown Photographer
Ref: 01512
​Kato was the 13th and last Daimyo of Ōzu (Iyo) Domain on the island of Shikuoko. The second son of Kato Yasumoto, Yasuaki succeeded his elder brother Yasutomi upon the latter's death in 1864. Ōzu Domain and the other han or fiefs were abolished in 1871.

Unknown Photographer
Ref: 01511
​Unidentified samurai.

Shimooka Renjo
Ref: 01510
​ Shows trademark Shimooka studio carpet. 

Schulze, Fedor
Ref: 01509
Illustrated in Dr. H. Ploss. Woman: An Historical Gynaecological and Anthropological Compendium, Burlington: Elsevier Science, 2014, p.309.  Captain Fedor Schulze (1836-1908) was a German military officer who served with distinction in the Dutch forces and settled in ... <more>

Schulze, Fedor
Ref: 01508
​Shows Schulze studio wet stamp printed on reverse: 'Schulze Photo Batavia'.  Captain Fedor Schulze (1836-1908) was a German military officer who served with distinction in the Dutch forces and settled in Batavia where he became a naturalised Dutchman. Amongst other p ... <more>

Schulze, Fedor
Ref: 01507
​Shows Schulze studio wet stamp printed on reverse: 'Schulze Photo Batavia'.  Captain Fedor Schulze (1836-1908) was a German military officer who served with distinction in the Dutch forces and settled in Batavia where he became a naturalised Dutchman. ... <more>