[Album of 204 Views of France, England, Algeria, and Spain]
Artwork Details
- Title: [Album of 204 Views of France, England, Algeria, and Spain]
- Artist: Juan Laurent (French, 1816–1892, active Spain, 1857–1880s)
- Artist: Emilio Beauchy (Spanish, 1842–1928)
- Artist: Rafael Garzón (Spanish)
- Artist: Rossy, Juan
- Artist: Knapp Company
- Artist: A. Ribeyrolles
- Artist: N.C.
- Artist: Louis-Antonin Neurdein (French, 1846–after 1915)
- Artist: Etienne Neurdein (French, 1832–after 1915)
- Artist: Neurdein Frères (French, active Paris, 1870s–1900s)
- Date: 1880s
- Medium: Albumen silver prints, gelatin silver prints, and carbon prints
- Classification: Albums
- Credit Line: Gift of David A. Garfinkle, 1985
- Object Number: 1985.1169.2
- Curatorial Department: Photographs
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