Rangoon: Great Bell of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda
at National Gallery of Art
Linnaeus Tripe
British1822–1902
About
Linnaeus Tripe was a British pioneer of photography, best known for his photographs of India and Burma taken in the 1850s.
Notable works
Tanjore: Great Pagoda, Entrance Looking Outwards
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: East Door of the Maha-thugea-yan-tee Pagoda
at National Gallery of Art
Madura: The Vygay River, with Causeway, across to Madura
at National Gallery of Art
Namculdroog: Droog and Tank
at National Gallery of Art
Quarterdeck of HMS “Impregnable”
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: Palace of the White Elephant
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: Another Part of the Balcony of Kyoung No. 86
at National Gallery of Art
Rangoon: Patent Slip
at National Gallery of Art
Rangoon: View of the Cantonment
at National Gallery of Art
Works in the collection
38 works
Rangoon: Great Bell of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda
at National Gallery of Art
Tanjore: Great Pagoda, Entrance Looking Outwards
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: East Door of the Maha-thugea-yan-tee Pagoda
at National Gallery of Art
Madura: The Vygay River, with Causeway, across to Madura
at National Gallery of Art
Namculdroog: Droog and Tank
at National Gallery of Art
Quarterdeck of HMS “Impregnable”
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: Palace of the White Elephant
at National Gallery of Art
Amerapoora: Another Part of the Balcony of Kyoung No. 86
at National Gallery of Art
Rangoon: Patent Slip
at National Gallery of Art
Rangoon: View of the Cantonment
at National Gallery of Art
More by Linnaeus Tripe in institutions
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C., United States
