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Hotel in Sudoměřice

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Hotel in Sudoměřice — Today it no longer exists (the largest building in the photograph). It was the birthplace of the Sudoměřice native (7 December 1856), architect Josef Fanta, who designed, among other things, the Main Railway Station…
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Hotel in Sudoměřice
Description:
Today it no longer exists (the largest building in the photograph). It was the birthplace of the Sudoměřice native (7 December 1856), architect Josef Fanta, who designed, among other things, the Main Railway Station building and the Ministry of Trade building in Prague. For interest: because of its dilapidated condition, regional Communist officials had it demolished around 1985—it did not please their eye when they had themselves welcomed in the first municipality of the South Bohemian Region. Schafferhanz.

Year:
Varnishing has been used for collodium wet process negatives (used before the year 1890) but certainly some of later gelatine based negatives are varnished as well (minimally to the year 1901).
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Keywords:
Sudoměřice, village, Fanta
Material:
negative18x24 varnished
Categories:
Sudoměřice u Tábora
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