Légende

Ruins of Dar-el-Bahar, Safi, Morocco, album page, photograph, Dar-el-Bahar is a Portuguese fortress (from the time of Portuguese rule from 1488 to 1541) in the city of Safi on the west coast of Morocco., inscription: 'Der-el-Bahar (Vue des Ruins)', number: '744', c. 1880 - c. 1900, photographer, pasteboard, paper, albumen print, albumendruk, height 270 mm x width 214 mm, height 266 mm x width 357 mm, Landscape format, gelding, North Africa, A sepia-toned desert scene showing a rocky hillside with carved stone structures and ruins, including a tall, weathered stone tower with openings, terraces of cut blocks, scattered rubble and boulders, steep eroded cliffs in the background, several people wearing long robes standing or walking among the stones, and a donkey near a dark entrance set into the rock.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B08_484

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

50.0Mo (12.3Mo) / 39.7cm x 31.6cm / 4687 x 3729 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Ruins Dar-el-Bahar Safi Morocco album page photograph Portuguese fortress time Portuguese rule 1488 1541 city west coast inscription Der-el-Bahar Vue des number 744 c 1880 - c 1900 photographer pasteboard paper albumen print albumendruk height 270 mm x width 214 mm height 266 mm x 357 mm Landscape format gelding North Africa sepia-toned desert scene showing rocky hillside carved stone structures ruins tall weathered stone tower openings terraces cut blocks scattered rubble boulders steep eroded cliffs background several people wearing long robes standing walking stones donkey near dark entrance set rock