Hauge Family Photographs

Ten photograph albums with 961 color prints, created by Victor and Takako Hauge and Osborne and Gratia Hauge to document Khmer and Near Eastern ceramics in the Hauge Collection. Victor and his brother Osborne Hauge were in different branches of the foreign service, and with their wives, lived and traveled for many years in the Far and Near East. Many of the ceramic objects were acquired during this period.

Victor Hauge (d. 2013) and his brother Osborne Hauge (d. 2004) were in different branches of the foreign service, and with their wives Takako and Gratia (d. 2000), lived and traveled for many years in East Asia and the Near East. The Hauges also contributed thousands of items from across Asia to the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. In 1979, Victor and Takako Hauge co-wrote "Folk Traditions in Japanese Art."

FSA A1993.02

Hauge, Victor

Hauge, Takako

Hauge family -- Art collections

Middle East

Cambodia

Pottery -- Illustrations -- Middle East

Pottery, Khmer -- Illustrations

The Hauge Collection was donated to the Archives by Victor L. Hauge in 1993.

Gift of Victor L. Hauge, 1993

Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Archives

Collection descriptions

Archival materials

Photographs

Hauge Family Photographs, FSA.A1993.02. National Museum of Asian Art Archives. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Gift of Victor L. Hauge, 1993.

Organized in the original manner in three photograph albums.

Photographs

Collection is open for research.