Légende
Shrine around the Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon, Myanmar, album page, photograph, Pagoda with burial chambers and palm trees, taken from an open area. The country has officially been called the Union of Myanmar since 1989; before that, it was called Burma. Since November 7, 2005, the capital has officially been the centrally located Naypyidaw (near Pyinmana), although the relocation only began on that date. The former capital is Rangoon (Yangon), the largest city in the country., caption: 'Shrines round the great Pagoda, Rangoon', c. 1880 - c. 1900, photographer, paper, pasteboard, albumen print, height 206 mm, width 268 mm x width 301 mm, height 380 mm, A wide sepia photograph showing ornate temple buildings and stupas with tiered, carved roofs and spires, surrounded by tall palm trees and dense foliage, with a large open paved area in the foreground and a few people standing and sitting near the base of one of the stupas.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B08_405
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
55.2Mo (8.1Mo) / 39.6cm x 34.9cm / 4681 x 4121 (300dpi)