Légende
Bethlehem, View of Bethlehem, stereograph, address: 'Parklaan 49, HAARLEM, (Holland)', inscription: 'These stereo-photos are being offered for sale and sold wholesale and retail by the ........., ', number: '166.', monogram, inscription: 'Déposée.', photographer: Richard Sochor, publisher: De Wereld-Tourist, Haarlem, 1903, Palestine, paper, baryta paper, gelatin silver print, gelatin silver developing print, height 88 mm x width 179 mm, city-view in general, 'veduta', A wide panoramic view shows an old stone cityscape with a cluster of large masonry buildings and fortified walls on a hill, two prominent bell towers rising above the roofline, pitched roofs and flat terraces visible among the structures, and a road or path winding along the base of the walls. In the foreground there are terraced fields and groves with rows of trees separated by low stone walls, scattered smaller buildings with whitewashed facades, and irregular patches of bare earth and vegetation. The overall image is monochrome with a grainy texture and some worn or faded areas, and the horizon fills the upper portion of the picture with mostly open sky.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B10_242
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
40.1Mo (5.1Mo) / 31.3cm x 32.1cm / 3693 x 3792 (300dpi)