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Photographer commissioned by Sultan Hamid II |
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Nikšić, Montenegro. Inauguration of the Čar Bridge on the Zeta River near Nikšić, before 1901. Sultan Abdul Hamid Photo Collection, Istanbul University Library, No. 91243-95 Čeština: Slavnostní otevření Carova mostu na řece Zetě v Nikšići, Černá Hora
Српски / srpski: Svečano otvaranje Carevog mosta. 1894. (23. maj) započeta gradnja Carevog mosta, na rijeci Zeti, kod Nikšića. Građen je od klesanog kamena, sa 18 lukova, dužine 269m i širine 5,90m. Završen je za 6 mjeseci, zahvaljujući ruskoj carskoj pomoći (Aleksandar III, koji je tih dana bio na samrti). |
| Depicted place | Nikšić |
| Date | 1876-1900? |
| Medium | Photography |
| Collection | Istanbul University Library |
| Notes | This photo from the Photo Collectionof Sultan Abdul Hamid II was made available online by Robert Elsie at albanianphotography.net |
| Source | http://www.albanianphotography.net/SanGiuliano/index.html |
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details).
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Summary
| Photographer |
Photographer commissioned by Sultan Hamid II |
| Description |
Nikšić, Montenegro. Inauguration of the Čar Bridge on the Zeta River near Nikšić, before 1901. Sultan Abdul Hamid Photo Collection, Istanbul University Library, No. 91243-95 Čeština: Slavnostní otevření Carova mostu na řece Zetě v Nikšići, Černá Hora
Српски / srpski: Svečano otvaranje Carevog mosta. 1894. (23. maj) započeta gradnja Carevog mosta, na rijeci Zeti, kod Nikšića. Građen je od klesanog kamena, sa 18 lukova, dužine 269m i širine 5,90m. Završen je za 6 mjeseci, zahvaljujući ruskoj carskoj pomoći (Aleksandar III, koji je tih dana bio na samrti). |
| Depicted place | Nikšić |
| Date | 1876-1900? |
| Medium | Photography |
| Collection | Istanbul University Library |
| Notes | This photo from the Photo Collectionof Sultan Abdul Hamid II was made available online by Robert Elsie at albanianphotography.net |
| Source | http://www.albanianphotography.net/SanGiuliano/index.html |
Licensing
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|
This work first published in the
Ottoman Empire is now in the
public domain because the Empire's copyright formalities were not met (copyright notice, registration, and deposit), or because the copyright term (30 years after the death of the author, sometimes less) expired before the Empire was dissolved (
details).
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