| Title |
Town seen from afar with the Church of Saint John the Baptist in the background, NINO F Scholten photographic print 02: 1088
|
| Creator/other |
Scholten, Frank (1881-1942)
|
| Shelfmark |
NINO F Scholten photographic print 02: 1088
|
| Subject (topical) |
Black-and-white prints (photographs)
Landscapes (representations)
Hills
Houses
Villages
Church towers
Mosques (buildings)
|
| Subject (geographic) |
Palestine (historical region)
|
| Note |
Matching negative: NINO F Scholten 04 Ain Karim 3.
Dating includes the entire period Frank Scholten was in the Middle East. The negative belonging to this photographic print was annotated with "4. 'Ain Karim". Ain Karim (Ein Karem; Ain Karem; Ein Kerem; Ayn Karim & other alternative spellings) was depopulated on 16-07-1948. After which it was incorporated as a suburb into Jerusalem.
Title devised from content by Library Staff. Sizes are derived from the negative; Photographic print is a section of that.
|
| Reference |
T.L. Kwiecień, ‘Frank Scholten’, in: Fotolexicon, vol. 25, nr. 40, https://depthoffield.universiteitleiden.nl/2540f05en/
S. Zananiri, ‘Frank Scholten. Landschap in het Brits Mandaat Palestina’, in: Fotografisch Geheugen 96 (2018) 3, pages 26-30
S. Zananiri, ‘Documenting the Social: Frank Scholten Taxonomising Identity in British Mandate Palestine', in: K.S. Sanchez Summerer and S. Zananiri (eds.), Imaging and Imagining Palestine. Leiden 2021, pages 266-306
|
| Language |
No linguistic content
|
| Country |
Netherlands
|
| Extent |
electronic resource
|
| Published/created |
[Between 19 April 1921 and 06 December 1923]
|
| Persistent URL |
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3468249
|
| Published (digital) |
Leiden University Libraries,
|
