Hajji Ali Dawa-furush ('The Druggist') and Mirza Ahmad Suhayli, a poet and journalist, hanged by the Russians [at Tabriz]. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Historical Events Copy print, photographed from an original print. Showing the two hanged men, with a youth standing in the foreground holding the legs of the executed men to steady them for the photograph.
Hajji Ali Dawa-furush ('The Druggist') and Mirza Ahmad Suhayli, a poet and journalist, hanged by the Russians [at Tabriz]. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:
Genre: Historical Events Copy print, photographed from an original print. Showing the two hanged men, with a youth standing in the foreground holding the legs of the executed men to steady them for the photograph.
[Funeral chariots at the wall of the Grand Palace, Bangkok, for the funeral of King Chulalongkorn's children.] Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Historical Events View from the upper storey of an adjoining building, looking towards the palace, with three funeral chariots in front of the walls, surrounded by crowds of mourners. A copy of this print was exhibited in Bangkok in 1996: 'The death of three of the youngest and highest-r...
Interior of temple or mosque...Ruins of Old Delhi. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Urban Topographical Photography View showing columns in the Quwaat-ul-Islam Masjid at the Qutb, Delhi. The pillars are those of an earlier Hindu temple on the site.
The Citadel in Tabriz. The Ark, or Citadel, with the Russian flag hoisted over it, after its bombardment and before the Russians attempted to blow it up. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Architectural Photography Copy print, photographed from an original print. General view of the Citadel. See also print 15.