Photography Demolished Shops
Photography Demolished Shops
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A black-and-white photograph showing destroyed buildings after the Night of Terror in Beijing. Buildings are demolished or burned. A Chinese man stands on the rubble looking at the destruction. Foreigners called one of the clashes between Nationalist revolutionaries and Beijing’s military leadership between February and March 1912 the Night of Terror.
The photograph is the 90th of 449 photographs of Beijing and its surroundings in the album of Ivan Skušek Jr., purchased during his stay in Beijing (1914–1920). In the handwritten inventory of the album, the photograph is referred to as Zerstörte Geschäfte. (DZ, MV)
Place of manufacture: Beijing
Manufacturing technique: black-and-white photograph
Dimensions: length: 14 cm, width: 8.2 cm
No. of parts: 1
Current owner: Slovene Ethnographic Museum
Date of the last acquisition: 1963
Previous owners and periods of ownership: Ivan Skušek, Jr. and Tsuneko Kondō Kawase - Marija Skušek, National Museum of Slovenia, Slovene Ethnographic Museum
Object condition, handling and damage: well preserved
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