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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8fr00x7 No online items Finding Aid for the Cities and Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Beth Guynn Finding Aid for the Cities and 96.R.34 1 Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Descriptive Summary Title: Cities and Sites Photograph Collection Date (inclusive): circa 1850-circa 1949 Number: 96.R.34 Creator/Collector: Getty Research Institute Physical Description: 557 Photographic Prints Repository: The Getty Research Institute Special Collections 1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 1100 Los Angeles 90049-1688 [email protected] URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10020/askref (310) 440-7390 Abstract: An assembled collection of photographs of cities, sites, and monuments from around the world. Many views are by early photographers such as Robert Macpherson, James Anderson, Carlo Naya, and Giorgio Sommer. Request Materials: Request access to the physical materials described in this inventory through the catalog record for this collection. Click here for the access policy . Language: Collection material is in English, Italian, Spanish; Castilian, and French, with some German Biographical/Historical Note Collection assembled by the repository. Access Open for use by qualified researchers. Publication Rights Contact Library Rights and Reproductions . Preferred Citation Cities and sites collection, circa 1850-circa 1949, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, Accession no. 96.R.34 http://hdl.handle.net/10020/cifa96r34 Acquisition Information Collection assembled by repository in 1997 from photographs selected from the repository's Photo Study Collection. Processing History The collection was processed by Beth Ann Guynn in 1997 and further processed by Holly Larson in 2010. The finding aid encoded by Holly Larson from Guynn's inventory, with grant funding from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR). Guynn updated the finding aid in 2021. Scope and Content of Collection This is an assembled collection of over 500 photographic views of cities, sites, and monuments from around the world. Many views are by early photographers such as Robert Macpherson, James Anderson, Carlo Naya, and Giorgio Sommer. And a number of sites are represented by photographers from various time periods, showing the changes in the site over time. The collection contains examples of most types of 19th- and early 20th-century photographic media including albumen, salt, carbon, collotype, cyanotype, and gelatin silver prints, as well as some hand-colored prints. Arrangement The collection is organized in six series: Series I. Africa; Series II. Asia; Series III. Europe; Series IV. Middle East; Series V. North and South America; Series VI. Unidentified Sites. Subjects - Places Chile -- Description and travel Egypt -- Description and travel France -- Description and travel Austria -- Description and travel Belgium -- Description and travel Finding Aid for the Cities and 96.R.34 2 Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Netherlands -- Description and travel Algeria -- Description and travel Scotland -- Description and travel Portugal -- Description and travel Turkey -- Description and travel Switzerland -- Description and travel Spain -- Description and travel Thailand -- Description and travel Czechoslovakia -- Description and travel England -- Description and travel Java (Indonesia) -- Description and travel Malta -- Description and travel Yugoslavia -- Description and travel Mexico -- Description and travel Italy -- Description and travel Israel -- Description and travel Indonesia -- Description and travel India -- Description and travel Greece -- Description and travel Great Britain -- Description and travel Germany -- Description and travel Genres and Forms of Material Collotypes -- 19th century Albumen prints -- 19th century Salted paper prints -- 19th century Carbon prints -- 19th century Cyanotypes -- 19th century Gelatin silver prints -- 20th century Contributors Garzón M. Frankenstein & Co. Franck, 1816-1906 Fiorani, F. Dovizielli, Pietro Detroit Publishing Co Cuccioni, Tommaso, -1864 Torres Ninci, Giuseppe Nessi, Antonio Molins, P. Molina, T. Marion, Auguste, approximately 1835-1917 Mang, Michele Lühr, Eduard Incorpora, Giuseppe Altobelli, Gioacchino Bardi, Luigi, active 19th century Alguacil, Casiano, 1832-1914 Finding Aid for the Cities and 96.R.34 3 Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Almela, Ramón Christmann, S.P. Brusa, G.B. Konstantinou, Dimitris, active 1858-1875 Unterveger, Giovanni Battista, 1833-1912 Tunny, James G. (James Good), 1820-1887 Bruno, Giuseppe, 1926-1999 Zedler & Vogel Fotografia dell'Emlia Braun, Adolphe, 1812-1877 Bisson, Auguste-Rosalie, 1826-1900 Bödeker, Franz Heinrich Wilson, G. W. (George Washington), 1823-1893 Schmidt, Ferdinand, 1840-1909 Eder, Caspar Schaller, L. Wells, F.R. Frith, Francis J. Laurent y Cia (Madrid, Spain) Noack, Alfredo, 1833-1896 Hauser y Menet (Firm : Spain) Sommer, Giorgio, 1834-1914 Macpherson, Robert, 1815 or 1816-1872 Naya, Carlo Anderson, James, 1813-1877 Neurdein frères Löwy, J. (Joseph), 1835-1902 Fratelli Alinari Getty Research Institute Laurent y Minier, Jean, 1816-1886 Brogi, Giacomo, 1822-1881 Hammerschmidt, W., -1869 Photo Zürich Fotografia Cuccioni Sommer & Behles Rocchini, Francisco Reale Fotografia Giacomelli Philpot, J. B. (John Brampton), 1812-1878 Stengel & Co Libreria Spithöver Series I. Africa, 1884, undated Physical Description: 17 photographic prints Scope and Content Note Photographs in this series are from Algeria and Egypt. Arrangement Arranged by country. Finding Aid for the Cities and 96.R.34 4 Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Series I.Africa, 1884, undated box 1, 18 Algeria, 1884, undated box 1 96.R.34-A1A4.2 Neurdein frères, Museum, Algeria, undated Scope and Content Note Courtyard. Title and photographer from mount. Numbered on verso: 12573. box 18 96.R.34-A1A4.6 Hammerschmidt, Wilhelm, Porte de la mosquée Sultan Hassan, partie supérieure, undated Scope and Content Note Title from mount. Title also provided in German. In negative: W. Hammerschmidt. 24. Photographers unidentified, undated box 1 96.R.34-A1A4.1 [Algiers, Harbor with Gondolas], undated box 18 96.R.34-A1A4.5 Aquaduc romain pris Constantine, undated Scope and Content Note Title from verso. Ephemera, 1884, undated box 1 96.R.34-A1A4.4 France Illustreé, Environs d'Alger, 1884 Scope and Content Note Notice in France Illustreé, 1884, par Malte-Brun. box 1 96.R.34-A1A4.3 Magasin Pittoresque, undated Scope and Content Note Ephemera. One leaf from the periodical, including the following article on pages 3 and 4: "Alger, statistique commerciale." box 1 Egypt, undated box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1 Photographer unidentified, Album leaf with six panoramas of Egypt and other locations Scope and Content Note 96.R.34-A1E3.1.1, 96.R.34-A1E3.1.2, and 96.R.34-A1E3.1.3 are on one side of the leaf; 96.R.34-A1E3.1.4, 96.R.34-A1E3.1.5, and 96.R.34-A1E3.1.6 are on the other side. box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.1 [View from behind a City Looking towards a Harbor] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.2 [Harbor and Ships] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.3 [Isis Ship] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.4 [View of Canal and Hangingl Laundry] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.5 [View of Plaza, City, and Canal] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.1.6 [View of City from across a River] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2 Photographer unidentified, Album leaf with six panoramic scenes of Egypt Scope and Content Note 96.R.34-A1E3.2.1, 96.R.34-A1E3.2.2, and 96.R.34-A1E3.2.3 are on one side of the leaf; 96.R.34-A1E3.2.4, 96.R.34-A1E3.2.5, and 96.R.34-A1E3.2.6 are on the other side. box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.1 [Men Sitting on Terraced Hillside] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.2 [Activity on the Landing] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.3 Race Track with Crowds] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.4 [Camel Race] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.5 [Horse Race] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.2.6 [Horses Being Led off the Racetrack] box 1 96.R.34-A1E3.3 Photographer unidentified, Musée de Giseh, galerie funéraire Scope and Content Note Numbered in negative: No. 2340. Finding Aid for the Cities and 96.R.34 5 Sites Photograph Collection, circa 1850-circa 1949 Series II.Asia, 1870s-1880s, undated Series II. Asia, 1870s-1880s, undated Physical Description: 17 photographic prints Scope and Content Note Photographs in this series are from India, Indonesia, and Thailand. Arrangement Arranged by country, then province, and/or city. box 1 India, undated Scope and Content Note Photograpehrs are unidentified. Titles are from mounts. box 1 Agra box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.1 Hall of Private Audience and Jasmine Tower Scope and Content Note Numbered on verso: 16875. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.2 Sman Burj or Jasmine Tower Scope and Content Note Numbered on verso: 16869. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.3 Pearl Mosque Scope and Content Note Numbered on verso: 16866. box 1 Dehli box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.4 Old Delhi, Ala-ud-Din's Gateway Scope and Content Note In negative: 167. A.D. 1296-1317. Numbered on verso: 16830. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.5 Old Delhi, Ala-ud-Din's Gateway Scope and Content Note In negative: 168. Numbered on verso: 16844. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.6 Old Delhi, Interior of Ala-ud-Din's Gateway Scope and Content Note In negative: 169. Numbered on verso: 16821. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.7 Old Delhi, Mosque of Kutab-ud-Din Scope and Content Note Title from mount. In negative: 160. Great Mosque Kalab-al-Islam A.D. 1191-1220. Numbered on verso: 16823. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.8 Old Delhi, Keelar Kona Mosque Scope and Content Note Numbered on verso: 16834. Depicts the interior of the mosque. box 1 96.R.34-A3I4.9 Old Delhi, Entrance to Kutab Minar Scope and Content Note Numbered on verso: 16818.
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    MERCREDI 14 JUIN 2017 PARIS - RICHELIEU DROUOT 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris Salle 7 PHOTOGRAPHIE EXPLORATIONS PHOTOGRAPHIQUES ART ET INDUSTRIE Commissaire-Priseur Yann Le Mouël SAS Société de Ventes Volontaires - Paris - Drouot 7, rue de Provence 75009 Paris Tél : 33 (0) 1 47 70 86 36 [email protected] Agrément n°2002-265 du 20/06/02 Expert Viviane Esders SAS Expert agréé par le Conseil des Ventes Volontaires n°2002-272 40, rue Pascal 75013 Paris Tél : 33 (0) 1 43 31 10 10 / Fax : 33 (0) 1 47 07 66 13 [email protected] Assistée d’Anatole Desachy pour les Livres de Photographie Expositions publiques Mardi 13 Juin de 11h à 18h et Mercredi 14 Juin de 11h à 12h Téléphone pendant l'exposition 33 (0) 1 48 00 20 07 Catalogue visible sur internet www.yannlemouel.com www.viviane-esders.com Enchérissez sur www.drouotlive.com 10 POMPEI - MAURI EXPLORATIONS PHOTOGRAPHIQUES Album “Souvenir de Pompéi”, ca. 1880 : Panorama, Forum civil et le Vésuve, Basilique, rue dell’Abbondanza, 1 ITALIE – CARLO NAYA 1816-1882 Maison d’Olconio, Maison Cornelio Rufo, Théâtre, Venise, effet de nuit, ca. 1870. Temple d’Iside, Thermes, Fontaine, Maison du Faune, 2 tirages albuminés rehaussés à la couleur, montés sur Amphithéâtre, Arc de Caligula, Musée, Empreinte carton. Images : 25,5 x 34 cm environ ; montages : 26 x humaine, Empreinte de chien. 34,7 cm environ Album comprenant 24 tirages albuminés légendés dans le 300-400 € négatif, dont 1 avec mention “Edizione Mauri – Napoli”. Page de titre et couverture rouge avec titre en lettres 2 ITALIE – CARLO NAYA 1816-1882 dorées.