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Image Not Available for Crosses are made from stone, as wood is a rarity on the island of Arnik.
Crosses are made from stone, as wood is a rarity on the island of Arnik.
Image Not Available for Crosses are made from stone, as wood is a rarity on the island of Arnik.

Crosses are made from stone, as wood is a rarity on the island of Arnik.

Creator Associated Press of Berlin
Date1934
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 24.6 x 18.2 cm (9 11/16 x 7 3/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/3212
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The wife of a stone worker on the island of Arnik.
The wife of a stone worker on the island of Arnik.
Associated Press of Berlin
1934
Photograph
Image Not Available for This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
Associated Press of Berlin
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
Associated Press of Berlin
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
Associated Press of Berlin
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
This scale animal, Malayan Pangolin, does not do well in captivity and therefore is a rarity in zoological gardens.
Associated Press of Berlin
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for This stone goddess made from cement is the biggest Buddha's figure which was established up to now in Japanese.
This stone goddess made from cement is the biggest Buddha's figure which was established up to now in Japanese.
Associated Press of Berlin
1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for The grave of four French officers killed during the Battle near Marne. They were buried where they fell, on the outskirts of a pretty wood. Four plain wooden crosses, one wreath and their country flag marked the humble grave of France's brave sons
The grave of four French officers killed during the Battle near Marne. They were buried where they fell, on the outskirts of a pretty wood. Four plain wooden crosses, one wreath and their country flag marked the humble grave of France's brave sons
Allied French
1914
Photograph
Image Not Available for The new bridge crosses Dänholm Island, but does not provide access to it. The Rügenbrücke spans the Strelasund between the German cities Stralsund and Rügen.
The new bridge crosses Dänholm Island, but does not provide access to it. The Rügenbrücke spans the Strelasund between the German cities Stralsund and Rügen.
Hubmann
September 3, 1936
Photograph
Wayside crosses and shrines are one of the charms of Quebec highways. In Ile d'Orleans. [Page 31 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s.]
Wayside crosses and shrines are one of the charms of Quebec highways. In Ile d'Orleans. [Page 31 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s.]
Edith Sara Watson
1911-1931
Page
Crosses and wayside shrines mark every mile of Quebec highways. At Varennes, P.Q. [Page 19 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
Crosses and wayside shrines mark every mile of Quebec highways. At Varennes, P.Q. [Page 19 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
Edith Sara Watson
1911-1931
Page
Wayside crosses are many in old Quebec. [Page 23 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
Wayside crosses are many in old Quebec. [Page 23 of Quebec I; from collection of Canadian albums compiled by Edith S. Watson, 1890s-1930s]
Edith Sara Watson
1911-1931
Page
Image Not Available for An American from Buffalo, New York is planning to sail across the ocean in this primitively made metric tonne boat.
An American from Buffalo, New York is planning to sail across the ocean in this primitively made metric tonne boat.
Associated Press of Berlin
1936
Photograph
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