File:Uelingatoni Ngū, sitting on a chair, wearing shirt and barkcloth wrap, Oc,B14.4, British Museum.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionUelingatoni Ngū, sitting on a chair, wearing shirt and barkcloth wrap, Oc,B14.4, British Museum.jpg |
English: ʻUelingatoni Ngū Tupoumālohi (3 August 1854 – 11 March 1885) was the second Crown Prince of Tonga.
Photograph (black and white); adult male, late Crown Prince Wellington sitting on a chair; wearing shirt and barkcloth wrap; Tonga. Gelatin silver print. MADE OF paper TYPE OF THING photographic print SUBJECT costume/clothing, royal/imperial, garment, textile TECHNIQUES gelatin silver print process People DEPICTED Crown Prince Wellington, Tonga PHOTOGRAPHER Hamilton, Marcus F Place ABOUT Tonga Time MADE 1883. |
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