Adjutant des Fürsten Danilo von Montenegro. Nach einem Papiernegativ von P. Jovanovits, Belgrad (1850 or 1852), View of Jerusalem, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Fig. 69.', inscription: 'Photographie nach, hergestellt.', photographer: Maxime Du Camp, Jerusalem, cliché maker: anonymous, c. 1900 - in or before 1905, paper, autotypie, height 115 mm x width 118 mm, city-view in general, 'veduta', A wide monochrome photograph of an old stone settlement showing numerous ruined and intact masonry structures spread across a rocky hillside under a pale sky; visible are blocky buildings with flat and domed roofs, arched openings, small rectangular windows, and sections of crumbling walls and terraces; vegetation grows among the stones and along the slopes, and a prominent archway stands near the foreground beside stacked stone courses.
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Adjutant des Fürsten Danilo von Montenegro. Nach einem Papiernegativ von P. Jovanovits, Belgrad (1850 or 1852), View of Jerusalem, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Fig. 69.', inscription: 'Photographie nach, hergestellt.', photographer: Maxime Du Camp, Jerusalem, cliché maker: anonymous, c. 1900 - in or before 1905, paper, autotypie, height 115 mm x width 118 mm, city-view in general, 'veduta', A wide monochrome photograph of an old stone settlement showing numerous ruined and intact masonry structures spread across a rocky hillside under a pale sky; visible are blocky buildings with flat and domed roofs, arched openings, small rectangular windows, and sections of crumbling walls and terraces; vegetation grows among the stones and along the slopes, and a prominent archway stands near the foreground beside stacked stone courses.

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