Pugahm Myo: East Facade of Damayangyee Pagoda by Linnaeus Tripe

Pugahm Myo: East Facade of Damayangyee Pagoda 1855

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excavation photography

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black and white photography

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historic architecture

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unrealistic statue

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monochrome photography

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19th century

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historical building

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"Pugahm Myo: East Facade of Damayangyee Pagoda" is a striking 1855 photograph by Linnaeus Tripe capturing the intricate details of a Burmese pagoda. The image depicts the eastern facade of the Damayangyee Pagoda in Pugahm, showcasing its weathered brickwork and ornate arched entrance. The photograph, part of Tripe's extensive documentation of Burmese architecture, reveals the building's grandeur and historical significance. It exemplifies Tripe's pioneering use of photography to record and share cultural heritage, offering a glimpse into the architectural marvels of 19th century Burma.

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