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History inColour
Sergey Prokudin-Gors
ky
Central Asia i
n
1909-1915
Self portrait by Sergey Prokudin Gorsky (1915). Despite the idylic riverside scene, Russia was in continuing political turmoil.
Contents
Introduction:
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky: Photogra- pher of a Lost World
Section One: Bukhara
1: The Palace of Alim Khan 2: Sentry on Duty 3: Minister Kush-Baggi 4: Two Prisoners 5: The Zindan 6: A Government Official 7: A Sart Woman
Section Two: Samarkand
1: Fabric Seller 2: Bread Vendor 3: Tajik Man 4: Water Carrier 5: A View of Samarkand 6: On the Registan 7: Shashlik Stand 8: Jewish Boys with their Teacher 9: Watermelon Seller 10: The Shir Dar Madrassa 12: The Shakh-i Zindeh Mosque
Section Three: Stepp
e
&
Beyond
1: Watching a Solar Eclipse 2: Caravan of the Golodnaia Steppe 3: Russian Settlers 4: Bayga Horse Race 5: A Caravan Outside Samarkand 6:TurkmenCamel Driver- 7: Nomads Rest 8: Girl by a Yurt 9: Family by a Yurt
Contents
Introduction:
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky: Photographer of a Lost World
Section One: Bukhara
1: The Palace of Alim Khan 2: Sentry on Duty 3: Minister Kush-Baggi 4: Two Prisoners 5: The Zindan 6: A Government Official 7: Sart Woman
Section Two: Samarkand
1: Fabric Seller 2: Bread Vendor 3: Tajik Man 4: Water Carrier 5: A View of Samarkand 6: On the Registan 7: Shashlik Stand 8: Jewish Boys with their Teacher 9: Watermelon Seller 10: The Shir Dar Madrassa 12: The Shakh-i Zindeh Mosque
Section Three: Stepp
e
&
Beyond
1: Watching a Solar Eclipse 2: Caravan on the Golodnaia Steppe 3: Russian Settlers 4: Bayga Horse Race 5: Caravan Outside Samarkand 6: TurkmenCamel Driver- 7: Nomads Rest 8: Girl by a Yurt 9: Family by a Yurt
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