Tien Collection (#2)

Trang Tien Bridge, a stunning architectural marvel in Hue, Vietnam, captivates from above with its graceful curves and intricate design

Tien Collection: Vietnam - My Tho - Street on the Quayside

Vietnam - My Tho - Street on the Quayside
Vietnam - My Tho - in Tien Giang Province, located in the Mekong Delta region. Street on the Quayside. Date: circa 1910s

Tien Collection: Vietnamese Beauty from My To, Tien Giang Province

Vietnamese Beauty from My To, Tien Giang Province
A delightful photographic study of a beautiful Vietnamese girl from My Tho (the capital city of Tien Giang Province, located in the Mekong Delta region of South Vietnam)

Prororoca, China
The prororoca, a tidal bore on the Tien-Tsang river, China

Tien Collection: China / Beijing Tien-Men

China / Beijing Tien-Men
TIEN-MEN AVENUE

Tien Collection: Chinese Empress & Suitor

Chinese Empress & Suitor
WU TSE-TIEN Chinese Empress shown in her yellow imperial robes. Also pictured is is a courtier of a later period, Jo-Fei (1103- 1141)

Tien Collection: Chinese Lightning Goddes

Chinese Lightning Goddes
TIAN-MU, goddess & mother of lightning. She uses mirrors to send the lightning to earth

Medical / Primitive
An itinerant Chinese doctor at Tien-Sing, impressing the audience by handling snakes

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Trang Tien Bridge, a stunning architectural marvel in Hue, Vietnam, captivates from above with its graceful curves and intricate design. As the sun casts its golden rays upon the bridge, it illuminates the rich history that lies beneath its surface. In contrast to this majestic structure is a portrait of Robert Raikes, an English philanthropist and Anglican layman. His compassionate heart led him to establish Sunday schools for underprivileged children during the late 18th century. Through education and love, he aimed to transform their lives and give them hope for a brighter future. Another portrait depicts Saint Bernard de Clairvaux, a revered French abbot known for his profound spirituality and influential writings. He dedicated his life to prayer and contemplation while also actively participating in political affairs of his time. Georges d'Amboise's portrait reveals a man of power and influence as he served as both French cardinal and minister of state during the Renaissance era. His astute leadership skills played a significant role in shaping France's destiny. Cardinal de Retz's portrait showcases Jean Francois Paul de Gondi's enigmatic persona. A complex figure involved in political intrigues during Louis XIV's reign, he was known for his eloquent speeches that stirred hearts across France. Louis I de Bourbon stands tall in another captivating painting; he was not only a Huguenot leader but also an esteemed general who fought valiantly on behalf of Protestantism during turbulent times in 16th-century France. Francois Fenelon's portrait portrays an intellectual giant whose theological works continue to inspire generations even today. This French archbishop left behind timeless wisdom through his writings on spiritual growth and inner transformation. August Hermann Francke emerges from another canvas as a prominent German Lutheran churchman who founded an orphanage that provided care and education for countless destitute children. His legacy lives on through institutions established based on his principles.