File:Bridge and Galata Area, Istanbul, Turkey by Abdullah Frères, ca. 1880-1893 (LOC).jpg

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Description

View of the "Third Galata Bridge" (completed in 1875) and the Galata area from Eminönü, Istanbul.

Date

Between 1880 and 1893 (note the Ottoman Bank building, completed in 1892, to the front-left of the Galata Tower, near the coastline.)

Source

This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division under the digital ID cph.3b28552.
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Author



Alternative names	Vhichen Abdullah, Kevork Abdullah, Hovsep Abdullah, Ota: عبدالله بیرادرلر
Description	Armenian photographer Deutsch: Osmanisch-armenische Brüder. Offizielle Hoffotografen des Sultans Abdülhamid II. English: Ottoman Armenian brothers. Official photographers to the Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
Date of birth/death	1820 (Vhichen) 1830 (Hovsep) 1839 (Kevork)	1902 (Vhichen) 1908 (Hovsep) 1918 (Kevork)
Work period	from 1858 until 1900
Work location	Istanbul, Cairo (both studio and outdoor photography)
Authority control	WorldCat

Permission
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Date and time of data generation	22:23, 28 May 2007
Software used	Picasa 2.6
Exif version	2.1
Unique image ID	8d3c33f545e78af21a14ed509afab399

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