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Baleares. Arco de triunfo en el arrabal de Santa Catalina en Palma: cubierto de algas marinas y adornado con instrumentos y atributos de pesca y navegacion
Creator
Charles CliffordPhotographer · 1819–1863
All works by this person →Beginning in 1852, British photographer Charles Clifford lived and worked in Madrid, Spain. There he became Court Photographer to Queen Isabella, who frequently gave away presentation albums of Clifford's photographs. He produced numerous photographic publications including *Voyage en Espagne* in 1854, which was shown at the first exhibition of the Photographic Society in London, and *Vistas del C
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- September–October 1860
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- English
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- a8ab6a01-8d3c-4d54-b0f5-8f04e4ec061a
View of a temporary triumphal arch, covered with seaweed and decorated with various fishing and navigation equipments. An open carriage can be seen going through the center archway, while a man sits in front of one of the adjacent buildings.
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