
Rijksmuseum
Oude poort met wachters eronder, mogelijk in Bastia, Corsica
Creator
Théodore van LelyveldDutch photographer (1867-1954) · 1867–1954
All works by this person →More on Wikidata- Date
- 1902-03-21
- Medium
- paper, baryta paper
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Object ID
- RP-F-2009-283-290
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