Book Description

This classic work of exploration in 2 volumes is 'An Account of a Journey in Tibet, Capture by the Tibetan Lamas and Soldiers, Imprisonment, Torture and Ultimate Release brought about by Dr Wilson and the Political Peshkar Karak Sing-Pal'. It details the wild adventures & travels of HENRY SAVAGE LANDOR (1865-1924) the celebrated anthropologist, artist & explorer. He was one of the earliest European travellers in the previously closed territory of Tibet. The author travelled to India in 1897 & his account is told with wit & a sharp observer's eye for detail.
Author A. Henry Savage Landor
Date 1899 (First Edition)
Binding Decorated cloth covers in green with a Tibetan design in gilt, brown & black on both volumes
Publisher Harper & Brothers
Illustrator 1 Photogravure, 8 colour plates, 50 full page &150 text illustrations in black/white & 1 map from surveys by the author
Condition G/VG (Top edge of spine discoloured on Vol. 1 ; longitudinal pale stain to reverse of Frontispiece in Vol.1 not affecting the image)
Pages 308 ; 250

Price: £90.00

Offered by Geoff Cox Books

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