Table of contents:
- 1. Andrew's estuary
- 2. Nikolaevsky Boulevard
- 3. Small Fountains
- 4. Lanzheron - the seaside part of the city of Odessa
- 5. Ethnographic group of the Georgian people
- 6. National dance
- 7. Georgian from Imereti in western Georgia
- 8. Jews
- 9. View of the Haynkyoi pass
- 10. Reinforced and well-disguised battery
- 11. Place of grouping of fire and tactical subunits
Video: Forward to the past: colorful retro photographs from the 1870s, taken by a citizen of Odessa of French origin
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
Jean Xavier Raoul is a French-born photographer from Odessa. In 1870, he went on an expedition to the Nizhny Novgorod and Oryol provinces, visited the Caucasus and wherever he happened to be, Jean Raoul took pictures of ordinary people. Today these photographs are a real discovery.
1. Andrew's estuary
2. Nikolaevsky Boulevard
3. Small Fountains
4. Lanzheron - the seaside part of the city of Odessa
5. Ethnographic group of the Georgian people
6. National dance
7. Georgian from Imereti in western Georgia
8. Jews
9. View of the Haynkyoi pass
10. Reinforced and well-disguised battery
11. Place of grouping of fire and tactical subunits
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