Caption
Giraffes, hippopotamus, page, photomechanical print, Above two giraffes, below a hippopotamus, all in a zoo., inscription: 'The Well-known 'Guy Fawkes' belonging to the Zoological Society.', photographer: J. Fortuné Nott, London, cliché maker: anonymous, printer (person): Lemercier, J. & A., Paris, c. 1876 - in or before 1886, printer (person), paper, collotype, photoprint, height 260 mm x width 175 mm, Print between pages 228 and 229., zoological garden, zoo, seen as place where non-domestic animals are kept, headed animals: giraffe, A vertically oriented image shows two separate black-and-white photographs stacked with a wide margin between them. The top photograph depicts a brick building facade with arched doorways and a wooden door set in the center arch; two giraffes stand in front of the building, one on the left with its neck lowered and head facing left, and one on the right standing taller with its neck upright and facing forward. The lower photograph shows a large hippopotamus standing on a paved surface in front of a brick wall with a barred window; the hippo faces the camera with its head lowered toward the ground.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A79_005
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33.4Mb (6.6Mb) / 8.9in x 14.6in / 2672 x 4369 (300dpi)