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View of the Acropolis (walking man in foreground)
Created c. 1880s
Curatorial Overview
“Adolphe marketed his photos of flowers, artworks, landscapes, and monuments from across Europe throughout that continent and in North America. The Acropolis of Athens, the most famous ancient Greek site, must have sold well; Braun offered multiple views of it. The image on a carbon print is formed from pigmented gelatin, which is far more resistant to fading than the silver or metal salts in silver-based prints.”
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OriginFrance
InstitutionThe Cleveland Museum of Art
Accession No.2021.60
Credit LineGift of Michael Mattis and Judith Hochberg
In This Series & Related Works
More by Adolphe Braun & Co.
Curatorial Affinity Stream
Continuing the Universe of Adolphe Braun & Co. (French, 1845–1894)
Photography • France • Harmonious Works & Contemporaries
Continuous Discovery

