Tanabe Taichi Jacques-Philippe Potteau

Tanabe Taichi Jacques-Philippe PotteauProfile portrait of a thirty two year old Japanese man named Tanabe Taichi, a samurai and officer (performing the function of first secretary) on the 1864 Ikeda mission to France. He is pictured wearing traditional dress of kimono and is carrying a wakizashi (short sword). Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the Pitt Rivers Museum.

with two Nile perch caught by him and Nuer porters

View of locals strolling through a suq (market) in the city of Sharjah

View of a covered suq (market) in the city of Dubai

its wings tucked behind its chest

Portrait of an Arab man

View of the Masjid-i Jami ('Friday Mosque') at Herat

being poled forward by a man standing at the stern and paddled by a boy in the bow

with Warad

Portrait of six trained falcons and two salukis belonging to Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's hunting party resting in the sands surrounding Al Ain

It is comprised of two large multi-storey buildings

which faces forward

and buffalo or wildebeest grazing on Amboseli plain in the foreground