Lhasa mummer Images of Sheikh Zayed

Lhasa mummer Images of Sheikh ZayedLhasa mummer in mask, close up, performing in the grounds of the British Mission residency in the Dekyi Lingka. Although Chapman refers to these masks as being made of papier mache they are more likely to have been carved from hardwood. Chapman also refers to the mummers as being very poor and this is possibly evidenced from the small portion of dress visible in this image Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear

with several cattle in the foreground

riding his camel along the top of the dune

or stone used in grinding corn

In the background a line of low hills rises in the far left distance

Group portrait of three youths

Portrait of a boy standing on the prow of a canoe

The river is lined with shops and dotted with market boats

and carries a camel stick

View of people gathered at the wells at Lokichar

View of people at a souk (market) at Goulimine

Behind him a vast flat plain dotted with scattered clumps of vegetation runs into the far distance

third from left