Robert Bridgman after Return from Captivity by Bandits

Title: Robert Bridgman after Return from Captivity by Bandits
Caption: Mr. Bridgman as he returned to us from Bandit Land. He and Mr. Din got off easy compared with what others have suffered. There was no torture for money, only lack of fresh air in the Rice Bin and vermin everywhere. It was local robbers not one of the big gangs that got them and held them. Yours, Rob.
Identifier: EFA_22
Description: Robert Bridgman poses in front of a plush garden of grass, flowers, trees and creeping vines. He is wearing the patchwork dress of a poor Chinese peasant after escaping from bandits. He has not shaven in weeks.
Creator: Robert McAmmond
Date Created: 1930
Original Format: Photographic Print
Relation: Robert Bridgman Returned from Capture by Bandits; Robert and Clauda McAmmond with a Taoist Priest
Source: Douglas D. Baughn
Provenance: Ewan Family Archives
Access Rights: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Publisher: SIUE
Record Date: 2025-01-18
Contributor: Cory Willmott
Type: Still Image
References: Charles A.Bridgman. 1930. An Enforced Holiday in the Hills of Szechwan Where Poppies Grow. WCMN 32(6): 24-35.

Filter by resource type and property:

Items with "Relation: Robert Bridgman after Return from Captivity by Bandits"
Title	Class
Robert Bridgman Returned from Capture by Bandits	Image