Caption
Greek Chapel', Russian Orthodox Church on Mount Nero, Wiesbaden, Germany, photograph, Erroneously named 'Greek Chapel' Russian Orthodox church 'of Saint Elisabeth in Wiesbaden', which Adolf von Nassau had built between 1847-1855 as a tomb for his young deceased wife Elisabeta Mikhailovna (daughter of the younger brother of Tsars Alexander I and Nicholas I of Russia)., inscription: 'Mondel & Jacob Inh. G. Jacob, Hof-Phot. Wiesbaden 1896.', inscription: '129. Griech. Kapelle', photographer: Mondel & Jacob, photographer: Mondel, photographer: Julius Jacob, 1896, Mondel & Jacob, Mondel, Julius Jacob, photographer, Hessen, pasteboard, paper, gelatin silver print, developing gelatin silver print, height 282 mm, width 225 mm x width 330 mm, height 508 mm, A large ornate church building with multiple onion-shaped domes topped by crosses rises above surrounding trees, showing detailed stonework, arched windows, columns, decorative carvings, and a grand arched entrance with steps; trees frame the lower portion of the structure and the sky forms a pale background.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A76_479
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