Jerusalem, Via Dolorosa (No. 1011)

Cartographer / Artist: Zangaki Brothers (Adelphoi Zangaki)

Date Created: c. 1880–1890

Medium: Albumen print

Physical Dimensions: 7.5 × 9.6 in (19.1 × 24.4 cm)

Geographic Scope: Jerusalem, Old City

Archive Catalog ID: 720

Provenance: The Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive

Collection: Misc Albumen Prints Middle East

An evocative late 19th-century albumen photograph by the Zangaki Brothers depicting local residents walking along the ancient stone-arched street of Via Dolorosa in the Old City of Jerusalem.

Condition: Slight fraying and chipping along left edge.. Strip of mounting tape along right edge bearing penciled '720'.. Light age toning with strong contrast and clear photographer inscription in lower left.

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Misc Albumen Prints Middle Eastc. 1880–1890

Jerusalem, Via Dolorosa (No. 1011)

By Zangaki Brothers (Adelphoi Zangaki)

Archival Overview & Authenticated Facts

Authentic period c. 1880–1890 Albumen print by Zangaki Brothers (Adelphoi Zangaki) documenting Jerusalem, Old City. Measures 7.5 × 9.6 in (19.1 × 24.4 cm). Verified original holding from the Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive.

Acquisition Status$90
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Physical Specifications & Details

Medium & Technique
Albumen print
Sheet / Plate Size
7.5 × 9.6 in (19.1 × 24.4 cm)
Date / Era
c. 1880–1890
Geographic Scope
Jerusalem, Old City
Archive Catalog ID
720
Provenance
The Dr. Joseph R. Rubini Archive
Preservation & Condition Report
  • Slight fraying and chipping along left edge.
  • Strip of mounting tape along right edge bearing penciled '720'.
  • Light age toning with strong contrast and clear photographer inscription in lower left.

Historical Context & Archival Analysis

An evocative late 19th-century albumen photograph by the Zangaki Brothers depicting local residents walking along the ancient stone-arched street of Via Dolorosa in the Old City of Jerusalem.

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