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Linnaeus Tripe (1822-1902) was a British photographer known for his extensive documentation of architecture and landscapes in Southeast Asia. His photographs, often taken in the mid-19th century, captured the intricate details and grandeur of Buddhist temples, palaces, and other structures. Tripe’s work, characterized by sharp detail and a focus on composition, provides valuable historical and cultural insights into these regions. His photographs are important for their artistic merit, as well as their contribution to the field of architectural history and documentation.
Born
1822
Died
1902
Beekinpully: Permaul’s Swing at Mariammah Covil
Linnaeus Tripe
1857
Bridge near Collector’s House, Shungavellor, India
Linnaeus Tripe
1857
Namculdroog: Droog and Tank
Linnaeus Tripe
1857
No. 23. Pugahm Myo [Pagan]. Figures in Damayangyee Pago...
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Tanjore: Great Pagoda, Entrance Looking Outwards
Linnaeus Tripe
1858
Amerapoora: Ooh-nein Gate of the City
Linnaeus Tripe
1858
Amerapoora: Portico of the Residency
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Maha-oung-meeay-liy-mhan Kyoung
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Another Part of the Balcony of Kyoung No. 86
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Mygabhoodee-tee Kyoung from East
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Pyee-dyk Kyoung
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: West Gate of the Residency Enclosure
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Toung-lay-lou-tiy Kyoung
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Magwe Wundouk Kyoung
Linnaeus Tripe
1855
Amerapoora: Sindu Shwe koo Pagoda
Linnaeus Tripe
1855