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Cartagena. Entrance to the port, prise de Trinca Botijas, View of the entrance to the port of Cartagena, Spain, Views and landscapes in Europe, Africa and Asia, Geographical Sculpture Gallery, collected by MJ Broekhuijsen, Head of a school in Amsterdam, stereograph, Bottom left of photo numbered: 2814., annotation: 'Cartagena, great naval port, one of the best ports of the Mediterranean., The city lies entirely in the background, a good half hour away from us. At the entrance to the port, on the left on a 300 M. high hill, the Château de Galeras, on the right flat, by the sea, the Fort St. Anna, both for the protection of the port., Two breakwaters, one near the Château de Galeras, one to the right on the other side and, further away from us. The entire harbor is 600 hectares in size (= as large as . . . . .)', Cartagena (Spain), publisher: Merkelbach & Co., Amsterdam, compiler (person in literature): Martien Johan Broekhuijsen, c. 1905, photographer, compiler (person in literature), pasteboard, paper, albumen print, height 88 mm x width 178 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)., landscapes in the temperate zone, harbor, A sepia-toned coastal scene showing rocky shoreline and cliffs descending into calm water, with jagged rock formations protruding into the sea and smaller rocks scattered near the water's edge, a low rocky promontory extending from the center toward the right, faint lighter patches and weathered marks across the image surface, and a grainy textured foreground of uneven ground.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A80_076
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
42.5Mo (9.5Mo) / 31.5cm x 33.8cm / 3723 x 3988 (300dpi)