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Title:
Interior view of Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) showing wall paintings, windows and the dome, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1978:0206:018

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Subject:
architecture, painting

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

Title:
Interior view of Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) showing wall paintings, windows and the dome, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1978:0206:018

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photographs

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

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Subject:
architecture, painting

Form:
photographs

Title:
View of the Reflecting Pool showing trees and a man, near the Lincoln Memorial and the World War II Memorial, Washington D.C., United States, from the series "Empire"

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Reference number:
PH1999:0187

People:

John R. Gossage (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Date:
between 1987 and 1993

Title:
View of the Reflecting Pool showing trees and a man, near the Lincoln Memorial and the World War II Memorial, Washington D.C., United States, from the series "Empire"

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PH1999:0187

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photographs

View of the Reflecting Pool showing trees and a man, near the Lincoln Memorial and the World War II Memorial, Washington D.C., United States, from the series "Empire"

Date:
between 1987 and 1993

People:

John R. Gossage (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Form:
photographs

Title:
View of the Obelisk of Emperor Theodosius I with Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) in the background, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1981:0394:029

People:

James Robertson (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Date:
between 1853 and 1858

Title:
View of the Obelisk of Emperor Theodosius I with Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) in the background, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1981:0394:029

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View of the Obelisk of Emperor Theodosius I with Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) in the background, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

Date:
between 1853 and 1858

People:

James Robertson (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Form:
photographs

Title:
Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn) and a shipyard with Galata in the foreground, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1980:1166:008

People:

Pascal Sébah (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, topographic

Date:
between 1864 and 1870

Title:
Partial view of Constantinople showing the Haliç (also known as the Golden Horn) and a shipyard with Galata in the foreground, from the Galata Tower, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1980:1166:008

Form:
photographs

Date:
between 1864 and 1870

People:

Pascal Sébah (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, topographic

Form:
photographs

Title:
Partial view of Smyrna (now Izmir) showing buildings and mosques with the Gulf of Smyrna [?] (now the Gulf of Izmir) and mountains in the background, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1981:0808:003

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Unknown (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, topographic

Date:
between 1850 and 1890

Title:
Partial view of Smyrna (now Izmir) showing buildings and mosques with the Gulf of Smyrna [?] (now the Gulf of Izmir) and mountains in the background, Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1981:0808:003

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photographs

Date:
between 1850 and 1890

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Unknown (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, topographic

Form:
photographs

Title:
Distant view of the Nebi Yunus [prophet Jonah] (also known as the Shrine of Jonah and the Tomb of prophet Jonas), Nineve (now Nineveh), Ottoman Empire (now in Iraq)

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Reference number:
PH1981:0737

People:

Alexander Svoboda (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Date:
between 1850 and 1888

Title:
Distant view of the Nebi Yunus [prophet Jonah] (also known as the Shrine of Jonah and the Tomb of prophet Jonas), Nineve (now Nineveh), Ottoman Empire (now in Iraq)

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PH1981:0737

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Distant view of the Nebi Yunus [prophet Jonah] (also known as the Shrine of Jonah and the Tomb of prophet Jonas), Nineve (now Nineveh), Ottoman Empire (now in Iraq)

Date:
between 1850 and 1888

People:

Alexander Svoboda (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Form:
photographs

Title:
Photograph of a rendering of the Eleventh Station of the Cross showing the altar which represents the place where Jesus was nailed to the cross, Jerusalem, Ottoman Empire (now in Israel)

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Reference number:
PH1980:0048.04:013

People:

Louis De Clercq (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Date:
1859-1860

Title:
Photograph of a rendering of the Eleventh Station of the Cross showing the altar which represents the place where Jesus was nailed to the cross, Jerusalem, Ottoman Empire (now in Israel)

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PH1980:0048.04:013

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Photograph of a rendering of the Eleventh Station of the Cross showing the altar which represents the place where Jesus was nailed to the cross, Jerusalem, Ottoman Empire (now in Israel)

Date:
1859-1860

People:

Louis De Clercq (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture

Form:
photographs

Title:
View of the Bosporus, the Küçüksu Palace (also known as the Göksu Palace) and a river with the Rumeli Hisari in the background, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1981:0348:028

People:

Abdullah Frères (photographic studio)

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Subject:
architecture, military, topographic

Date:
between 1858 and 1899

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PH1981:0348:028

Form:
photographs

Date:
between 1858 and 1899

People:

Abdullah Frères (photographic studio)

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Subject:
architecture, military, topographic

Form:
photographs

Title:
Album of views of the Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) and secular and religious architecture, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1978:0206:001-036

People:

Abdullah Frères (photographic studio)
Unknown (photographer)
Pascal Sébah (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, engineering, military, painting, sculpture, topographic

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

Title:
Album of views of the Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia (also now known as Ayasofya Müzesi) and secular and religious architecture, Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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PH1978:0206:001-036

Form:
photographs

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

People:

Abdullah Frères (photographic studio)
Unknown (photographer)
Pascal Sébah (photographer)

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Subject:
architecture, engineering, military, painting, sculpture, topographic

Form:
photographs

Title:
View of the entrance gate of the Seraskerate (later known as the Ministry of War or Ministry of Defense; now Istanbul Üniversitesi), Constantinople (now Istanbul), Ottoman Empire (now in Turkey)

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Reference number:
PH1978:0206:028

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Subject:
architecture, military

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

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PH1978:0206:028

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photographs

Date:
between 1857 and 1899

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Subject:
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