| Title |
Crowded Jordan River riverside, NINO F Scholten photographic print 16: 0269
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| Creator/other |
Scholten, Frank (1881-1942)
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| Shelfmark |
NINO F Scholten photographic print 16: 0269
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| Subject (topical) |
Black-and-white prints (photographs)
Landscapes (representations)
Rivers
Groups of people
Pulling boats
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| Subject (geographic) |
Jordan (nation)
Dead Sea (salt lake)
Yam HaMelaẖ
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| Note |
Matching negative: NINO F Scholten Jourdain Mer Morte 1: 103.
The dating has come into being with the use of the postcards. During this period, Frank Scholten visited the Dead Sea 2 times. The duration of his visits was one day. The negative belonging to this photographic print was annotated with "Jourdain et Mer Morte I".
Title devised from content by Library Staff. Sizes are derived from the negative; Photographic print is a section of that.
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| 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
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| Language |
No linguistic content
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| Country |
Netherlands
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| Extent |
electronic resource
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| Published/created |
[Between 02 January 1922 and 10 March 1923]
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| Persistent URL |
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3473831
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| Published (digital) |
Leiden University Libraries,
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