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JOSS-HOUSE AT NING-BO

Chinese joss-house, a place of worship where joss-sticks (incense) are burnt, at Ning- bo (previously Ning-po, aka Ning-hsien), Treaty Port opened to European trade 1842

Picture No
10195225
Media ID
45713552
Size
4457px x 3152px (2.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library/GROSVENOR PRINTS
Source
drawn by F.M., lithograph by Hanhart
Date
early 19th century

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1842 Burnt Hsien Incense Joss Ning Previously Sticks


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