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Gewapende republikeinse burgers, Associated Press Berliner Büro, 1937

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Gewapende republikeinse burgers, Associated Press Berliner Büro, 1937

gelatin silver print, h 215mm × w 166mm More details

Color code: #ECEADC Color code: #8C8C88 Color code: #60615C Color code: #31312B Color code: #090805 Color code: #C4C1B6

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Identification

Title(s)

Gewapende republikeinse burgers
Red Spain mobilizes her reserves (title on object)

Object type

photograph
news photograph

Object number

NG-2011-15

Description

Gewapende republikeinse burgers oefenen met wapens in de straten van Barcelona, 28 april 1937, tijdens de Spaanse Burgeroorlog. Op de achterzijde twee stempels en blaadje met perstekst in het Engels.

Creation

Artist

Associated Press Berliner Büro (mentioned on object)
anonymous
Recla Internationale Persfoto Centrale (mentioned on object)

Place

Berlin
Barcelona
Amsterdam

Dating

28-Apr-1937

Material and Technique

Material

photographic support

Technique

gelatin silver print

Measurements

height 215 mm × width 166 mm

Subject

What

When

1937-04-28 - 1937-04-28

Where

Barcelona

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

purchase Feb-2011

Copyright

Public domain

Persistent URL

To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.497536