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Richard Sochor (1867-1925) was a Czech photographer known for his stereoscopic images of the Middle East, particularly Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. His work captures the daily life and landscapes of these regions, offering a glimpse into the early 20th century. Sochor's images are notable for their technical precision and attention to detail, showcasing the unique architectural styles, bustling streets, and diverse people of the region. His work remains a valuable resource for historians and art enthusiasts interested in the visual documentation of the Middle East during this period.
Born
1867
Birth place
Praag
Died
1925
Gezicht op Bethlehem
Richard Sochor
1903
Gezicht op een plein in Caïro
Richard Sochor
1903
Rotsgraven van Benei Hezir en Sint-Zacheria, Kidron-dal
Richard Sochor
1903
Vishandelaren bij de Karoen river, Iran
Richard Sochor
1903
Entree van de Delta Barrage, Egypte
Richard Sochor
1903
Gezicht op Kidron
Richard Sochor
1903
Sabil Abu Nabbut fontein in Jaffa, Israël
Richard Sochor
1903
Spoorweg nabij een moskee in de haven van Suez
Richard Sochor
1903
Gezicht op een straat in Suez
Richard Sochor
1903
Crematie in Bombay
Richard Sochor
1903
Gezicht op de Citadel van Caïro
Richard Sochor
1903
Straat in de Arabische wijk in Ismailia
Richard Sochor
1903
Mar Saba klooster in het Kidron-dal, Israël
Richard Sochor
1903
Gezicht op Jericho
Richard Sochor
1903
Pilaren van de tempel van Jupiter in Baalbek, Libanon
Richard Sochor
1903