Markt met handelaren en bezoekers in Jaffa

Creator Name

Maison Bonfils

Cultural Context

Lebanese; French

Date

Creation: 19th century

Source

Rijksmuseum

About the Work

Rijksmuseum Object Description

Onderdeel van Reisalbum met foto's van Jeruzalem en andere bijbelse plaatsen.

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Title

Markt met handelaren en bezoekers in Jaffa

Creator

Maison Bonfils (link to bio), Photographic studio

Maison Bonfils, fotograaf;
Maison Bonfils

Worktype

photograph; foto

Cultural Context

Lebanese; French

Material

cardboard; karton; paper; papier; photographic support; fotodrager

Dimensions

height: 220mm;
foto: hoogte: 220mm;
width: 285mm;
foto: breedte: 285mm

Technique

albumen print; albuminedruk

Language

Date

Creation: 19th century

Expression creation: third quarter 19th century, derde kwart 19e eeuw, fourth quarter 19th century, vierde kwart 19e eeuw

Provenance

transfer 1994

transferred, 1994; overdracht van beheer, 1994

Style Period

Rights

Public Domain;

CC0

Public Domain Mark 1.0; CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0)

Inscription

1238bis; recto

Location

Creation: Jaffa, Palestine

Jaffa

Source

Rijksmuseum

Subjects

Descriptive Topic: People, Vendor, Street vendor, Street photography, Shopping, Building, Awning, Bazaar;
Geographic Place: Jaffa, Palestine

market; Jaffa

Topic

Curationist Contributors

Jessica Gengler

Related Content

Part of: How Bazaars Shaped Trade in Islamic Cities Before 1900

All Works in Curationist’s archives can be reproduced and used freely. How to attribute this Work:

Maison Bonfils, Markt met handelaren en bezoekers in Jaffa, ca. 1867-1895. Rijksmuseum. Maison Bonfils was a sucessful French photographic studio that captured photographs of Ottoman Syria, of which modern day Jaffa, Palestine was a part. This market photo is part of a travel album of Biblical places. Public Domain.

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