A card from Moscow arrived and thank you Olga. Card says Russian Empire 1907. Card shows a group of Jewish boys with their teacher ( Samarkand ). This is a picture by Sergeii Mikailovitch Prokudin- Gorskeii and was the first Photographer in the Russian Empire, and in 1902 Prokudin-Gorskeii was the first to write about making photographs in colour. He traveled extensively throughout the Russian Empire in 1909- 1912 he had photographed many points of interest and The Marinskii Canal System was one
.Thank you for these interesting cards and information. also the lovely envelope and nice stamps..
Posted Moscow 10 January 2015: Arrived Sydney 02 February 2015: Traveled 23 days.Spasiba Olga.
Called postcard - a Group of Jewish boys with the teacher. Samarkand. This is a picture of Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii. He was the first photographer in the Russian Empire. In 1902, Prokudin-Gorskii made the first post about how to get color photos.In 1909 - 1912 photographer has travelled to various parts of the Russian Empire (the Mariinsky canal system, the Upper Volga, the Urals, Western Siberia, the Caucasus, Central Asia).
ReplyDeleteThe last major work of Prokudin-Gorsky were pictures taken by the state order in 1916 in the construction of the Murmansk railroad on its southern leg from Swanky to Kemi). From Kemi photographer rode on the White sea to the Solovetsky monastery and also captured it in photos. (Close now was a time when this monastery is one of the great spiritual centers of Russia - will be befouled and turned into a political prison.)
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