Two scenes on one plate: looking down a canal and two women working on front door stoop, the Netherlands, 9360-B

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Collection Type

Photography

Date

1910-1939

GUSN

GUSN-387452

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Wallace Nutting photographic collection, 1910s-1930s
Glass Plate Negatives and Transparencies
Landscapes
Urban
The Netherlands
Two scenes on one plate: looking down a canal and two women working on front door stoop, the Netherlands, 9360-B
(current record)

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Wallace Nutting photographic collection, 1910s-1930s
- Glass Plate Negatives and Transparencies
  - Landscapes
    - Urban
      - The Netherlands
        Two scenes on one plate: views down canals showing boats and public buildings, Belgium or the Netherlands, 9321-B
        Two scenes on one plate: looking down a canal and two women working on front door stoop, the Netherlands, 9360-B (current record)

Description

The image is divided into two scenes. The left scene depicts a canal bordered by vegetation, with a path running alongside it and several houses visible in the distance. The right scene shows two women seated outside on a cobblestone street, each engaged in needlework. They are dressed in traditional attire with white bonnets and are sitting in front of wooden and brick houses.

Details

Descriptive Terms

canals
roads
houses
residential structures
exterior views
women (female humans)
photographs
transparencies
positives (photographs)

Additional Identification Number

IMLS Negative Barcode NP013972
B-Series negative 9360-B

Physical Descrption

1 glass plate transparency

Collection Code

PC039

Collection Name

Wallace Nutting photographic collection, 1910s-1930s

Date of Acquisition

1969

Reference Code

PC039.001.002.002.006.9360-B

Record Details

Originator

Nutting, Wallace, 1861-1941 (Photographer)

Material Type

transparencies
positives (photographs)

Description Level

Item

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