Share a group of old photos of Changping area in Beijing in the early Republic of China. The photos are rare early color photos, which can be said to be the first old color photos of Changping
The photographer (organizer) of this group of photos is Albert· Kahn. In the 1910s, photographers were hired to take more than 72000 old photos from all over the world, most of which were color photos. They were rare early color photos of the world. Among them, about 750 photos were taken in China, all of which were color photos. These photos can be said to be the first group of color photos in China. The photographer of this group may be Stephen·, a French amateur photographer; Passat (1875-1941)
A total of 750 photos were collected by Xiaobian, and 68 photos were taken in Changping, Beijing. All of them will be released for preview
The photo was taken in June 1912, mainly about the scenic spots and historic sites in Changping area, mainly about the buildings and sites in the 13th Tomb of the Ming Dynasty
This group of photos were mostly taken in the Changling Tomb of the Ming Dynasty. This episode is the middle episode. See http://www.laozhaopian5.com/minguo/2037.html
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