Gevangenis in Nauplion by Frédéric Boissonnas

Gevangenis in Nauplion before 1910

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sand serif

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aged paper

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homemade paper

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paperlike

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hand-drawn typeface

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thick font

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handwritten font

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golden font

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historical font

"Gevangenis in Nauplion" is a black and white photograph taken by Swiss photographer Frédéric Boissonnas before 1910. The photograph captures a view of the prison in Nauplion, Greece, showcasing the building's architectural details and surrounding streets. Boissonnas was known for his photographic documentation of Greece, capturing its landscapes, architecture, and everyday life. This photograph exemplifies his interest in capturing the historical and cultural significance of this region. Nauplion, a historic port city in the Peloponnese, holds a rich cultural heritage and served as the first capital of modern Greece.

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