鎌倉大仏

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Bronze statue of Buddha at Daibouts, Japan

from National Library NZ on The Commons

  • Alexander Litvinov said:
    Daibutsu means Great Budda in Japanese. And it is in Kamakura, not near.
  • Kale Taylor said:
    An old photo of an even older statue.....kind of surreal.

Groupe de voyageurs occidentaux posant aux pieds d'une statue géante de Bouddha, Asie

from Bibliothèque de Toulouse

  • Lunaticaenlaluna71 said:
    Maravillosa foto.
  • Shanti said:
    I have been in Kamakura in front of this incredible Daibutsu and it's an iconical and spiritual place for Japan. I couldn't imagine a group of japanese people climbing a church or another catholic or protestant symbol/monument/temple for a photo at those years in Europe or U.S.A. In 1860-1900 they'd been put under arrest (or directly murdered in some mediterranean countries).

Boeddha beeld Kanagawa / Buddha statue Kanagawa

from Nationaal Archief

  • beautifulcataya said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kōtoku-in
  • Shanti said:
    Nowadays:
    Daibutsu in Kamakura (Japan)
  • Brigitte Rieser said:
    the photograph must have been made before November 1874. A member of the austro-hungarian marines circumsailing of the world 1874-76 (corvette Erzherzog Friedrich) acquired exactly this print in November or Dezember 1874 when the expedition had reached Japan.