Line from Châteaulin to Landerneau: Daoulas Viaduct. Construction of Piers
Line from Châteaulin to Landerneau: Daoulas Viaduct. Construction of Piers

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Line from Châteaulin to Landerneau: Daoulas Viaduct. Construction of Piers,

ca. 1860s

Jules Duclos, French, active ca. 1850–1880
1997-449

Information

Title
Line from Châteaulin to Landerneau: Daoulas Viaduct. Construction of Piers
Dates

ca. 1860s

Maker
Jules Duclos
Medium
Albumen print
Dimensions
sheet: 33.7 x 25.2 cm. (13 1/4 x 9 15/16 in.) mount: 56 x 45.8 cm. (22 1/16 x 18 1/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Charles Isaacs and Robert Hershkowitz
Object Number
1997-449
Place Depicted

Europe, France, Daoulas, Daoulas Viaduct

Inscription
Inscribed in graphite, center of bottom edge: Jj 1040 Printed on mount, below image center: Ligne de Châteaulin à Landerneau. Viaduc de Daoulas. Construction des piles. Printed on mount, upper right corner: 33
Culture
French
Type
black-and-white photographs, albumen prints, photographs
Techniques
mounting, albumen process
Subject
arches, construction, men, figures (representations), viaducts, railroad bridges, transportation

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