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Object type
Museum number
Af,B24.11
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Description
View of fleet of sailing ships on river. Railway bridge and European harbour in background. Medium: Albumen print? Format: Mounted on card, second print on other side of card.
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Producer name
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Date
- 1850-1950 (?)
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Production place
- Made in: Qasr el-Nil (?)
- (Africa,Egypt,Lower Egypt,Nile Delta,Cairo,Qasr el-Nil)
- Made in: Sudan
- (Africa,Sudan)
- Made in: Nile, River
- (Africa,River Nile)
- Made in: Asia (Middle East)
- (Asia)
- Made in: Egypt
- (Africa,Egypt)
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Technique
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Dimensions
- Length: 21 centimetres
- Width: 28.1 centimetres
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Inscriptions
Inscription Type
annotationInscription Content
"Langaki No 470 Passage au pont de Kasr el Nil" [manuscript on front of card mount].
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Curator's comments
Geography: Kasr not identified in sources. Unclear whether location. Biography: Relationship of Langaki with image is unclear.
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Location
Not on display
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Subjects
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Associated places
- Topographic representation of: Qasr el-Nil (?)
- (Africa,Egypt,Lower Egypt,Nile Delta,Cairo,Qasr el-Nil)
- Topographic representation of: Sudan
- (Africa,Sudan)
- Topographic representation of: Nile, River
- (Africa,River Nile)
- Topographic representation of: Egypt
- (Africa,Egypt)
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Acquisition date
1850-1970
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Acquisition notes
Copyright: British Museum.
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Department
Africa, Oceania & the Americas
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Registration number
Af,B24.11
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