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China 1911: China through a colonial lens

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Robert Bickers looks at an emerging archive of British photo albums that record both the drama of the 1911 revolution and the surprisingly untroubled daily lives of those who witnessed it.

Scene in Beijing in February 1912 after a mutiny of revolutionary troops. The print was probably purchased by Hulme from a photographic studio.

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