Overview of the consequences of an earthquake in Manila and Casamicciola, page, photomechanical print, Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 6 were made in Casamicciola, 4 and 5 in Manila., number: '1, 6', cliché maker: Kazumasa Ogawa, Japan, c. 1882 - in or before 1892, photographer, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 275 mm x width 405 mm, ruin of a building, architecture, consequences of an earthquake, Earthquake Mino–Owari 1891, A collage of black-and-white photographs arranged in a grid showing various damaged buildings and rubble; at the top left is a ruined arched structure with collapsed walls and a large pile of debris in front; next to it is another scene of a street filled with rubble and partially standing facades with broken surfaces; at the top right is a building with a curved wooden balcony and visible stonework damage at its base with debris along the ground; the lower left shows a row of collapsed buildings with rubble spilling into the street; the center bottom features a church fac...
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Overview of the consequences of an earthquake in Manila and Casamicciola, page, photomechanical print, Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 6 were made in Casamicciola, 4 and 5 in Manila., number: '1, 6', cliché maker: Kazumasa Ogawa, Japan, c. 1882 - in or before 1892, photographer, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 275 mm x width 405 mm, ruin of a building, architecture, consequences of an earthquake, Earthquake Mino–Owari 1891, A collage of black-and-white photographs arranged in a grid showing various damaged buildings and rubble; at the top left is a ruined arched structure with collapsed walls and a large pile of debris in front; next to it is another scene of a street filled with rubble and partially standing facades with broken surfaces; at the top right is a building with a curved wooden balcony and visible stonework damage at its base with debris along the ground; the lower left shows a row of collapsed buildings with rubble spilling into the street; the center bottom features a church facade with twin bell towers, visible cracks, and a cross atop each tower; the lower right depicts a rubble-strewn area with ruined stone arches and figures among the debris, with hills visible in the background.

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Overview consequences earthquake Manila Casamicciola page photomechanical print Numbers 1 2 3 6 4 5 number 1 cliché maker Kazumasa Ogawa Japan c 1882 - 1892 photographer paper collotype photoprint height 275 mm x width 405 mm ruin building architecture Earthquake Mino–Owari 1891 collage black- -white photographs arranged grid showing various damaged buildings rubble top left ruined arched structure collapsed walls large pile debris front next another scene street filled partially standing facades broken surfaces top right curved wooden balcony visible stonework damage base ground lower left row collapsed buildings rubble spilling street center bottom features church facade twin bell towers visible cracks cross atop tower lower right depicts rubble-strewn area ruined stone arches figures hills visible background

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