Légende

Church of St. Charles Borromeo designed by architect Henryk Marconi, view of a fragment of the southern frontage of Chlodna Street, photograph by Karol Beyer 1818–1877; inscription/attribution to Leopold Méyet 1850–1912. Subject: Church of St. Karola Boromeusza, Warsaw; date: 1861–1863. Photograph nature photography, photographic print: image height 9 cm, width 6.2 cm; support: height 11.3 cm, width 8.8 cm., The image shows a sepia-toned photograph of a large neoclassical building with a façade featuring several tall arches and columns, two symmetrical towers rising above the structure, and decorative pediments; the building sits against a pale background and is mounted on an off-white page with a few small blemishes and a rounded outer corner, and there are a few small dark shapes near the base of the building and a group of smaller buildings visible to one side, with overall colors including beige, brown, black, and off-white.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A06_466

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.2Mo (2.9Mo) / 30.7cm x 38.5cm / 3623 x 4553 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Church St Charles Borromeo designed architect Henryk Marconi view fragment southern frontage Chlodna Street photograph Karol Beyer 1818–1877 inscription attribution Leopold Méyet 1850–1912 Subject Karola Boromeusza Warsaw date 1861–1863 Photograph nature photography photographic print image height 9 cm width 6.2 cm support 11.3 cm width 8.8 cm sepia-toned photograph large neoclassical building façade featuring several tall arches columns two symmetrical towers rising structure decorative pediments building sits pale background mounted off-white page small blemishes rounded outer corner small dark shapes near base building group smaller buildings visible side colors beige brown black off-white.