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Man eating rice, China
Author
Unknown photographer
Title
Man eating rice, China
Date Unknown date, pre-1901
Medium Photograph
American Museum of Natural History
Current location
Anthropology
Accession number
336609
Place of creation China
Object history Photograph acquired by Berthold Laufer in China between 1901 and 1904
Notes

On behalf of the American Museum of Natural History, Berthold Laufer (1874–1934) undertook the Jacob H. Schiff expedition (1901–1904), sending him to China to "carry out scientific investigations in Eastern Asia" (Berthold Laufer to Franz Boas, 7 January 1900) and to make "collections which illustrate the popular customs and beliefs of the Chinese, their industries, and their mode of life" (Franz Boas to Morris Ketchum Jesup, 27 December 1902). Along with amassing a collection of Chinese objects, Laufer acquired approximately 143 photographic prints and a list of associated captions. There is no record where or when Laufer acquired these photographs. There is also no record of Laufer having taken any himself and several photographs are known to be widely-distributed images available for purchase at the time.

An illustration based on this photograph appears in Burno Navarra's China und die Chinesen published in 1901.
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Source/Photographer Eating rice, China. New York City: American Museum of Natural History.
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