Mandarin De Canton Et Sa Femme, Circa 1861-1864

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"Mandarin De Canton Et Sa Femme, Circa 1861-1864" is a notable photographic work by Milton M. Miller, an American photographer renowned for his contributions to early photography in China. This photograph, taken during the early 1860s, captures a Mandarin, a high-ranking official in the Qing Dynasty, and his wife, offering a rare and intimate glimpse into the lives of the Chinese elite during this period.

Milton M. Miller was active in China during a time of significant cultural and political change, and his work is particularly valued for its ethnographic and historical significance. His photographs are among the earliest visual records of Chinese society, providing contemporary viewers with a window into the dress, customs, and social hierarchies of the time. The image of the Mandarin and his wife is especially significant as it reflects the intricate attire and dignified bearing associated with their status, showcasing the elaborate clothing and accessories that were emblematic of their rank.

The photograph is characterized by its formal composition and attention to detail, hallmarks of Miller's style. The subjects are posed in a manner that emphasizes their social status and the cultural importance of their roles. The Mandarin is typically depicted in traditional robes, often with a long gown and a hat indicative of his official position, while his wife is adorned in equally elaborate attire, reflecting the fashion and aesthetic values of the Qing Dynasty.

Miller's work, including "Mandarin De Canton Et Sa Femme," is preserved in various collections and continues to be studied for its artistic and historical value. His photographs not only serve as important cultural artifacts but also contribute to the broader understanding of 19th-century Chinese society and the early interactions between East and West.

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