Majestic Calm of the Great Buddha at Kamakura, Japan
Publicado por:
Underwood & Underwood Publishers
Observaciones: 1904 o anterior. El editor realizó una serie coincidiendo con la guerra ruso-japonesa de la que
Herbert George Ponting hizo fotografías:
"The earliest WWI cards have the same left side marking as those from the Spanish-American and Russo-Japanese Wars (Great War Photos)
"In 1920 stereograph production was discontinued and Underwood & Underwood sold its stereographic stock and rights to the Keystone View Company. The negatives passed to Keystone which issued them with a "V" prefix." (Yellowstone Stereoview)
Para la datación ver la excelente explicación de
Great War Photos:
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| Early Font Used 1916 and Later |
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| Standard Font Used 1916 and Later |
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| Standard Font Used 1916 and Later |
Actualización
- Title/Caption: Majestic Calm of the Great Bronze Buddha, Revered for Six Centuries, (Facing S.W.) Kamakura, Japan
- Year:1904
- Photographer: Herbert George Ponting (1870-1935)
- Publisher: Underwood & Underwood; part of “Tour of Japan” (#11 out of 100)
- Medium: sliver gelatin print; mounted on curved slate-colored card
- Dimensions:7 in x 3.5 in
Información actualizada via
peterromaskiewicz.com (24 oct, 2018)
