1890 Pierre Dieulefils (1862-1937). Views of Tonkin (1890). A set of 56 albumen prints pasted in a dressmaker's book adapted as a photo album (Dimensions : 36x27 cm). Landscapes, small crafts, ethnic groups: Singers, umbrella makers, porters, Doson, Loa Kaï, Haïphong, Lao Kay, Cho Bo, Langson, various views of Hanoi, Tuyen Quang, Hongay, Congaï, Chinese women, Notables, Huskers, Girls of Hanoi, Yen Baï Dimensions by prints: 17x23 cm and 11.5x15.5 cm.

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