Junks

Watercraft

Here are entered works on native sailing vessels common especially to the seas of China and Java, having flat bottoms, high sterns with a square bow, and two or three masts.


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AMERICA and MON LEI, 1972
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
September, 1972
BOX.1984.187.121.5.2
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color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld, Stanley Z.
October, 1967
BOX.1984.187.126.24.1
View TABER BOY and MON LEI, 1972
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
September, 1972
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black-and -white negative
Rosenfeld and Sons
June 1925
1984.187.15030F
View ACTIVE and a Junk on the East River, 1986
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
July, 1986
2004.20.87.6.4
View MON LEI, 1976
color slide
Rosenfeld and Sons
July, 1976
BOX.1984.187.58.9.6
View MOM LEI and AMERICA, 1972
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
September, 1972
BOX.1984.187.121.5.1
View Chinese junk AMOY, underway, June 1925
black-and -white negative
Rosenfeld and Sons
June 1925
1984.187.15031F
View MON LEI, 1986
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
July, 1986
2004.20.86.21.8
View DING HAO, Junk, 1967
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld, Stanley Z.
October, 1967
BOX.1984.187.126.24.2
View MON LEI, 1972
color slide (35mm only)
Rosenfeld and Sons
September. 1972
BOX.1984.187.126.28.1
View thumbnail Schooner TABOR BOY and Junk Mon Lei, 1972
color slide ( 35mm only)
Rosenfeld, Stanley Z.
September 1972
BOX.1984.187.126.28.3
View thumbnail JADED LADY, Chinese women sewing sails, 1957
silver gelatin print
Unknown
1957
NN.1984.187.14
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