Caption
Negro Village, View of a village south of Tripoli, Views and landscapes in Europe, Africa and Asia, Geographical Sculpture Gallery, collected by MJ Broekhuijsen, Head of a school in Amsterdam, stereograph, Numbered C4. bottom left of photo, annotation: 'Africa', annotation: 'in the south of Tripoli, on the edge of the Sahara. A disorderly multitude, beehives under the palms.', Tripolitania, publisher: Merkelbach & Co., Amsterdam, compiler (person in literature): Martien Johan Broekhuijsen, c. 1905, photographer, compiler (person in literature), North Africa, Libya, pasteboard, paper, albumen print, height 87 mm x width 177 mm, Part of a group of 52 stereophotos used in primary education as a supplement to school charts. The entire series consisted of 274 items in 10 categories (A to K)., village, landscapes in tropical and subtropical regions, A sepia-toned scene showing clustered thatched huts made of straw or reeds with rough textures, tall palm trees rising behind the huts against a lighter sky, dense foliage and more palms forming a dark backdrop, areas of light ground visible between the huts, and a few human figures partially visible near the lower edge of the image.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B09_455
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