Arch Under First Rear Tenement at 55 Baxter Street Leading to the Second Rear, with Stair Up which Vincenzo Nino went to Murder his wife in 1895 55バクスター・ストリート裏の第1テネメント（貧困者向け共同住宅）内、第2に通じるアーチと、1895年、ヴィンセント・ニノが妻を殺害するのに上った階段
RIIS, Jacob リース, ジェイコブ
- Collection of
- Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
- Title
- Arch Under First Rear Tenement at 55 Baxter Street Leading to the Second Rear, with Stair Up which Vincenzo Nino went to Murder his wife in 1895
- Original title
- Arch Under First Rear Tenement at 55 Baxter Street Leading to the Second Rear, with Stair Up which Vincenzo Nino went to Murder his wife in 1895
- Artist Name
- RIIS, Jacob
- Year
- 1880-1889
- Material / Technique
- Gelatin silver print on developing-out paper
- Dimensions
- 246x200mm
- Accession number
- 20003295
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