 
        2353. Grottos and cut rocks in the sand-stone quarries at Hagar Silsili,no.2 砂石採石場の洞窟と切り出された石
FRITH, Francis フリス, フランシス
- Collection of
- Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
- Series title
- Stereoviews of Egypt
- Title
- 2353. Grottos and cut rocks in the sand-stone quarries at Hagar Silsili,no.2
- Original title
- 7 glass stereos by Frith, Egyptian subjects
- Artist Name
- FRITH, Francis
- Year
- 1858
- Material / Technique
- Other prints
- Dimensions
- 82x170mm
- Accession number
- 60101353
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