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Amerapoora: West Gate of the Residency Enclosure

Linnaeus Tripe British

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Tripe made nearly one hundred negatives at Amerapoora. He published many of them in his Burma portfolio, sequencing them as if he were taking Lord Dalhousie and the directors of the East India Company on a tour of the capital, beginning here with the residency compound King Mindon built for the British and proceeding into the center of the city.

Amerapoora: West Gate of the Residency Enclosure, Linnaeus Tripe (British, Devonport (Plymouth Dock) 1822–1902 Devonport)

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