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We print everything to order so delivery times may vary but all unframed prints are despatched within 1–3 days.
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Product images of Fountaine de la Sophie, Constantinople, c. 1854
Product details Fountaine de la Sophie, Constantinople, c. 1854
Fountaine de la Sophie, Constantinople, c. 1854
Fountaine de la Sophie, Constantinople, c. 1854. Arriving in Istanbul (then Constantinople) in 1852, Ernest de Caranza, a French factory engineer, took many photographs during his extensive travels on scientific missions throughout the Asiatic part of the Ottoman Empire. Self-taught as a photographer, he relied on the waxed paper negative process, created his own materials, and formulated an excellent fixative which tended to gray the blacks, giving the images a remarkable transparency in the shadows. In this charming view, he described the surrounding streetscape while concentrating on the distinctive, ancient architecture of the centrally positioned building. His beautifully descriptive photographs helped to shape the mid 19th-century Westerner?s understanding of this historic city.
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- Heritage Art/Heritage Images
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