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83
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1901–1955
See original version (French)
83
-
1901–1955
See original version (French)
Estimate €60 - €100
Voluntary lot
Description
1901–1955
The NGUYEN Dynasty.
Collection of postcards and photographic prints.
- His Majesty Emperor THANH-THAI (1889–1907)
Portraits of the Emperor in court dress. A collection of postcards from the Dieulefils, Planté and Fiévet collections (some of which have been travelled), including a photographic portrait of his youngest brother, mounted on card, captioned and dated 1901 on the reverse.
- His Majesty Emperor DUY THAN (1907–1916)
Two postcards of the Emperor in court dress (from the Dieulefils collection).
- His Majesty Emperor KHAI-DINH (1916–1925)
A reception with senior French dignitaries and high-ranking court officials. A large-scale print, framed under glass. Dimensions: 17.8 x 12.8 cm.
- His Majesty Emperor BAO-DAI (1926–1945)
Three photographic prints, including one of His Majesty Bao Dai taking possession of his kingdom upon his return from France, and a colour envelope bearing his effigy, postmarked in Saigon on 7 September 1945.
Also included:
- A collection of postcards depicting the Court of Hué: the high-ranking officials, the royal palace, the commander of the royal guard… (including items from the Dieulefis collection, Debeaux frères, and a postcard published by the French Indochina Colonial Agency).
That is, around twenty postcards.
- A cover page on thick paper, hand-titled ‘French Indochina – Hué. Its Palace – Its Tombs, General Government of Indochina’. In the top left-hand corner, the handwritten inscription ‘H. Potier / xx November 1924 (Hanoi)’. A silver gelatin print has been mounted in the bottom right-hand corner, depicting three figures (probably colonial officials) posing behind a pine tree in a garden within the Imperial City of Hué.
Dimensions: 26.7×32.2 cm.
(Tears along the edges).
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Ref. : 7154 - 601/600
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