Day labourers at Sebilj Fountain I

Name: Day labourers at Sebilj Fountain I
Author: Akšamija

İsim	Day labourers at Sebilj Fountain I
Yazar	Akšamija
Basım Tarihi:	1938
Basım Yeri	Bosnia and Herzegovina - Alija M. Akšamija private collection, Sarajevo
Konu	100 Orientation > 103 Place Names 290 Clothing > 292 Special Garments 340 Structures > 341 Architecture 460 Labor > 461 Labor and Leisure 560 Social Stratification > 561 Age stratification 560 Social Stratification > 563 Ethnic Stratification 560 Social Stratification > 564 Castes — Akšamija, Mehmed A. (2015): Alija M. Akšamija – Monografija arhivografije. Sarajevo: BANU. Vol. I, 48.
Tür	Resim
Dil	İngilizce
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	Negative: 60mm x 60mm Positive: 120mm x 120mm
Kütüphane:	Basel Üniversitesi
Kayıt Numarası	siba.4865
Lokasyon	Sarajevo , Baščaršija — Alija M. Akšamija private collection, Sarajevo, Inv. No.: A.M.A. N P 16 38
Tarih	1938
Notlar	The man in the foreground is probably not from Sarajevo. The man in the apron is a waiter from a nearby kafana . Analogue photographic process, negative-positive (Agfa Isopan 17 DIN). Original preserved as a negative and positive on silver bromine paper, stored as a print, negative and digital record. - Two men are sitting by the Sebilj fountain in Baščaršija . An old, stooped, white-bearded Muslim in dirty, ripped čakšire , shirt, opanci , a leather belt and an untidy ahmedija , is sitting on the stone bench looking straight into the camera. He holds a stick in his left hand. In front of him, slightly to his right, a Muslim day labourer (težak) in traditional garb is squatting on the curbstone. His face is in profile, since he is watching something to his right. His face and moustache look carefully shaven, but his fes is as unshapely as his clothes. In the background in the upper left corner, a younger man in a fes and a long, striped apron descends from the fountain's water tap, turning his back to the camera.
Baskı	Nataša Mišković, Mehmed A. Akšamija, Kristina Ilić
Lisans	This picture is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

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Day labourers at Sebilj Fountain I

Yazar Akšamija

Basım Tarihi 1938

Basım Yeri Bosnia and Herzegovina - Alija M. Akšamija private collection, Sarajevo

Konu 100 Orientation > 103 Place Names 290 Clothing > 292 Special Garments 340 Structures > 341 Architecture 460 Labor > 461 Labor and Leisure 560 Social Stratification > 561 Age stratification 560 Social Stratification > 563 Ethnic Stratification 560 Social Stratification > 564 Castes — Akšamija, Mehmed A. (2015): Alija M. Akšamija – Monografija arhivografije. Sarajevo: BANU. Vol. I, 48.

Tür Resim

Dil İngilizce

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar Negative: 60mm x 60mm Positive: 120mm x 120mm

Kütüphane Basel Üniversitesi

Kayıt Numarası siba.4865

Lokasyon Sarajevo , Baščaršija — Alija M. Akšamija private collection, Sarajevo, Inv. No.: A.M.A. N P 16 38

Tarih 1938

Notlar The man in the foreground is probably not from Sarajevo. The man in the apron is a waiter from a nearby kafana . Analogue photographic process, negative-positive (Agfa Isopan 17 DIN). Original preserved as a negative and positive on silver bromine paper, stored as a print, negative and digital record. - Two men are sitting by the Sebilj fountain in Baščaršija . An old, stooped, white-bearded Muslim in dirty, ripped čakšire , shirt, opanci , a leather belt and an untidy ahmedija , is sitting on the stone bench looking straight into the camera. He holds a stick in his left hand. In front of him, slightly to his right, a Muslim day labourer (težak) in traditional garb is squatting on the curbstone. His face is in profile, since he is watching something to his right. His face and moustache look carefully shaven, but his fes is as unshapely as his clothes. In the background in the upper left corner, a younger man in a fes and a long, striped apron descends from the fountain's water tap, turning his back to the camera.

Baskı Nataša Mišković, Mehmed A. Akšamija, Kristina Ilić

Lisans This picture is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA