Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 127., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0027, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i2189887x, BIB-ID: 2337817

Title and date devised by Library staff, Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0025, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i21898856, BIB-ID: 2337815

Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 126., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0026, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i21898868, BIB-ID: 2337816

Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 122., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0022, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i2184267x, BIB-ID: 2336483

Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 132., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0032, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i21912385, BIB-ID: 2344651

Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 137., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0037, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i21939421, BIB-ID: 2345438

Title and date devised by Library staff., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2016.0040-0009, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i26318908, BIB-ID: 2811339

The place where the photograph was taken is likely to be either Barsa or al-Zubayr. One of the clobbers is looking right into the camera. The photographer established here a direct relationship with his subject; this approach, typical of modern street photography, highlights the different attitude o ...

Title and date devised by Library staff. Plate number 136., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2013.0001-0036, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i21939330, BIB-ID: 2345434

The photograph portrays the man with a hookah, in front of a backdrop recreating a kind of idyllic rural scene., Title from item, date devised by Libray staff. The photograph is captioned and numbered (626) in the negative., Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2016.0053-0069, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: ...

The photograph portrays a sāīs (سايس). This traditional term refers to those handymen workers who were originally responsible for the care of horses and donkeys but that were also employed as guards and messengers. The French word coureur means in fact runner. The man photographed in a typical ...