Légende
Vrangfos, Telemarken, photograph, Frontal view of a boat passing through a lock, with the river alongside. The Telemark Canal (Telemarkskanalen) in Norway consists of two canals, of which the Norsjø-Skien Canal with locks in Skien and Løveid, built between 1854 and 1861, is the oldest of the two canals. The other canal we see in the photo is the Bandak-Norsjø Canal, opened in 1892 =terminus post quem., caption: 'No. 5 Vrangfos, Telemarken sic., R. Nyblin, Skien., Eneberettiget 1896.', photographer: Ragnvald Nyblin, Skien, in or after 1896 - c. 1915, Telemark, paper, pasteboard, daylight collodion silver print, daylight collodion silver print on photo paper on cardboard, height 157 mm, width 218 mm x width 311 mm, height 380 mm, A sepia-toned scene of a narrow river flanked by steep rocky banks covered in dense trees, with a passenger steamship moored along a stone-lined channel near the left bank, its upper deck populated by people and railings and a tall smokestack rising above; a winding path and wooden stairway ascend the left slope toward small buildings visible among the trees, while a bridge spans the river farther upstream and a plume of water or mist is visible beyond it, all under a pale sky.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A76_490
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Droits gérés
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35.1Mo (8.7Mo) / 34.3cm x 25.6cm / 4050 x 3025 (300dpi)