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Warsaw. Bielanska Street View from Senatorska Street towards Dluga Street with the Arsenal building rebuilt into a prison, Beyer, Karol 1818–1877 author, view includes gutters, prison; dated 1861–1863; photography, nature photography; photographic print: 6 cm × 9.1 cm; backing: 11.3 cm × 8.8 cm., A sepia-toned photograph shows a street scene with a row of multi-story buildings on the left and a row of lower, tiled-roof buildings on the right, separated by a cobbled street and a narrow sidewalk. A large, boxy building stands at the end of the street in the background. The left buildings display multiple windows and shopfronts at ground level, while the right side features sloping roofs with visible tiles and small doorways. The street surface appears textured and uneven, and a few indistinct figures and a horse-drawn cart are visible along the roadway. The visible colors are shades of brown, beige, cream, and muted gray.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A06_487

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

43.8Mo (2.0Mo) / 36.9cm x 29.7cm / 4359 x 3511 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Warsaw Bielanska Street View Senatorska Street towards Dluga Street Arsenal building rebuilt prison Beyer Karol 1818–1877 author view includes gutters dated 1861–1863 photography nature photography photographic print 6 cm × 9.1 cm backing 11.3 cm 8.8 cm sepia-toned photograph street scene row multi-story buildings left lower tiled-roof buildings right separated cobbled street narrow sidewalk large boxy building stands street background left buildings display multiple windows shopfronts ground level right side features sloping roofs visible tiles small doorways street surface textured uneven indistinct figures horse-drawn cart visible roadway visible colors shades brown beige cream muted gray.