1929 Photogravure Pa'O Pa-O Paoh-Oh Girl Indigenious People Dress Burma Myanmar SILV1 It was built in the

It was built in the 16th century in the Gothic style

This is an original 1925 photogravure of the Courtyard of the Belvedere in the Vatican

This is an original 1979 black and white print ad for a set of "Banjo Classics" record albums for sale from Uncle Jim O'Neal in Arcadia

" This is an original 1903 halftone print of the New York Savings Bank on Eighth Avenue at 14th Street in New York City

There is some fairly minor creasing in margins of image

1929 Photogravure Pa'O Pa-O Paoh-Oh Girl Indigenious People Dress Burma Myanmar SILV1 It was built in theThis is an original 1929 photogravure of a Pa'O (Pa O, Paoh) girl in Burma (Myanmar). Historically, when King Anawratha defeated the Pa Oh King, the people were enslaved and made to wear indigo colored clothing to symbolize their social status. Currently, the people have been adopting the Bamar's clothing and culture. The photographer of this image is Dr. Martin Hrlimann of Berlin, Germany. His photographs were largely composed of cities and