Légende
Entrance to the German Village on the Midway, Entrance to the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Plate 99', photographer: Charles Dudley Arnold, Chicago, photographer: HD Higinbotham, cliché maker: anonymous, 1893, Charles Dudley Arnold, HD Higinbotham, photographer, cliché maker, North America, Illinois, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 133 mm x width 191 mm, world fair, world exhibition, World's Columbian Exposition, A large timber-framed building with decorative half-timber patterns and a central arched entrance topped by a large painted eagle occupies the center of the scene, flanked by steep gabled roofs and a tall tower with a pointed roof visible behind it; a lamppost stands in front near the entrance. People in period clothing, including men in coats and hats, women with long skirts and some carrying umbrellas, and a few children, are gathered and walking in the foreground; one man is pushing an early bicycle with a large front wheel. A horse-drawn carriage or wagon is positioned near the archway with figures standing beside it, and additional architectural details such as diamond-paned windows and small projecting upper stories are visible along the building facades.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B01_448
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.0Mo (8.7Mo) / 37.0cm x 27.8cm / 4368 x 3280 (300dpi)