Princes Street in Edinburgh, gezien vanaf Waterloo Place c. 1870 - 1886
jamesvalentine
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"Princes Street in Edinburgh, gezien vanaf Waterloo Place" is a photograph by James Valentine, a prominent Scottish photographer of the 19th century. The photograph, dating back to around 1870-1886, captures a bustling scene in Edinburgh, Scotland. It showcases Princes Street, a famous shopping street, viewed from Waterloo Place. The image captures a Victorian cityscape, revealing carriages, pedestrians, and notable buildings like the "Crown Hotel" and the prominent Scott Monument. Valentine's work is renowned for its detailed documentation of daily life in Edinburgh, showcasing the city's architecture and social dynamics during the Victorian era. The image is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the past of Edinburgh.
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