Légende
Jaffa. Fontaine Abou Nadoud, Sabil Abu Nabbut fountain in Jaffa, Israel, stereograph, address: 'Parklaan 49, HAARLEM, (Holland)', inscription: 'Déposée.', monogram, number: '91.', inscription: 'These stereo photographs are marketed and sold wholesale and retail by the ........., ', photographer: Richard Sochor, Sabil Abu Nabbut, publisher: De Wereld-Tourist, Haarlem, 1903, Ottoman Empire, Jaffa, paper, baryta paper, gelatin silver print, developing gelatin silver print, height 89 mm x width 180 mm, utilitarian, public pump or water fountain, A black and white photograph showing a stone building with domed roofs and an arched entrance partially framed by overhanging tree branches and foliage; several figures walk in the foreground, some carrying bowls or containers on their heads, and more people are visible near the building and in the shaded areas under the trees; the scene includes sunlit ground with shadows from the trees and architectural details like arches and small columns on the building facade.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B10_244
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.3Mo (5.1Mo) / 30.9cm x 33.5cm / 3653 x 3953 (300dpi)