Object class: Black-and-white prints (photographs) / Donor: Jacqueline Hoefler Troyer - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Black-and-white prints (photographs) Donor Jacqueline Hoefler Troyer

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-7004.1, described as Black and white photographic print shows five African hunters squatting around a dead zebra, with five members of the Denver African Expedition standing behind them; the man with the camera (and holding his hat) is probably Paul Hoefler.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-7035, described as Black and white photographic print. Udaipur, Rajputana, India. Entrance to the Jagannath Temple, Udaipur. This temple is more than 300 years old and looks it. The temple is dedicated to the God of War, but two others share its shelter, the God Daniraiji and the Goddess Luximi. Devotees are constantly entering and leaving the temple, kissing the lower step and the threshold to the sanctuary, by this act doing their part unwittingly in keeping India "The Land of Plague.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-7017.2, described as Black and white photographic print of two men wearing ostrich plumes, Written in black on the lower proper left corner "SWA-I." A paper label afixed across the back reads: "Kalahari Bushmen stalk game in Ostrich disguises." Image is the same as 13-7017.1

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-6937, described as A black-and-white photographic print of a Hoefler Asiatic Expedition vehicle, with the cameraman on top of the truck, next to a tire clearly marked "General Tire," in front an entry to a large Indian building. (This image appears to be related to negative 15-30604.) Stamped on the back, in red ink: "Stivas Studio, We Photograph Anything, Anywhere, Anytime. May 2, 1932. 283 Main Street, FRanklin 8181, Akron, Ohio." Written in pencil "GT-4.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-6912.1, described as A black and white photographic print with an attached label. "Watch your credit line: Photo Copyrighted by Paul Hoefler. BK 53. Indian Princes in Durbar. Binkaner State, India. Lieut. General His Highness The Maharajah of Bikaner (in center) and his two sons receive the tributes of loyal subjects at Mahajan. It was a historical and gala occasion that the Hoefler party were allowed to attend, for this was the first visit to His Highness in 13 years to this important town. Seated from left to right are The Maharaj Kumar of Bikaner, His Highness The Maharajah, Maharaj Rumas Bijey Singh of Bikaner. Bending over the elder son is The Rajah of Mahajan. (For Release December 17th, 1933.)." Written on back, in pencil: "Return print to Mrs. Troyer FDN (?) 8 Aug 85.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-6941, described as A black-and-white photographic print from negative 15-30721, an arched entry hall to Lallgarh Palace, in India. Written on the back in blue pencil: "(c) Paul Hoefler." A paper caption is attached and reads: "WATCH YOUR CREDIT LINE; PHOTO COPYRIGHTED BY PAUL L. HOEFLER. BK 6. LALLGARH PALACE, BIKANER STATE, RAJPUTANA INDIA. The entrance hall to Lallgarh Palace. Queen Victoria looks across at King Edward, and between them often pace dignitaries from the court over which they once reigned. The building material is native red-sandstone and all hand-carved by local workmen. The benches are of white marble and the floor of vari-colored marble. FOR RELEASE DECEMBER 17th, 1933.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-7019, described as Black and white photographic print of a lion on an anthill.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-7011, described as Sepia tone photograph of two bushmen hunters with a dead, horned beast. One man appears to be making the final act of the kill with a knife.

Hearst Museum object titled Black and white photograph, accession number 13-6981, described as A black-and-white photographic print of a group of African women standing in a line. Marked across the face of the image: "Denver African Expedition. - A -99." In the field journal mentioned above, the image is described as: "BA 99 Group Pure Herkrum Young Women.