Mount De La Beche from the Tasman Glacier

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Mount De La Beche from the Tasman Glacier

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Collection

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Description

This essay originally appeared in New Zealand Art at Te Papa (Te Papa Press, 2018). During early 1893 Burton Brothers photographer George Moodie spent seven weeks photographing in the Southern Alps. He left Dunedin with his ‘mind made up to get a really good set of alpine photos pictorial and otherwise, by taking the camera to the most difficult and interesting places where camera [sic] had never before been placed’.1 The main audience for this series of photographs was alpine climbers. Mood...

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Date created

1893

Creator

Burton Brothers / George Moodie / Muir & Moodie

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/182647

Related subjects

Mountains / Snow / Ice / Glaciers / Mount Cook National Park (New Zealand) / mounting board / silver / printing-out paper / photographic gelatin / photographic prints / gelatin silver prints / vintage prints / black-and-white photography / photography / Dunedin / Southern Alps

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