View of the Oranje-Nassau Barracks in Amsterdam as seen from the garancine factory, The rear of the Oranje Nassau Barracks, as seen from the garden of the garancine factory of Mendel Bour and Co. The grounds of the factory extended tit the tip of the Oetewaal stronghold, where Asser set up his camera. Asser was a good friend of engineer Marie Eugène Bour. In the foreground the Singelgracht, which was used here as a mooring for wood rafts. On the right the still existing corn mill De Gooyer and in the middle back the lead white mill De Zon, which was demolished in 1856., Eduard Isaac Asser, Amsterdam, c. 1852 - c. 1854, paper, salted paper print, height 104 mm × width 197 mm
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View, Oranje-Nassau Barracks, Amsterdam, garancine factory, rear, Oranje Nassau Barracks, garden, garancine factory, Mendel Bour, Co, grounds, factory extended tit, tip, Oetewaal stronghold, Asser set up, camera, Asser, good friend, engineer Marie Eugène Bour, foreground, Singelgracht, mooring, wood rafts, right, existing corn mill De Gooyer, middle back, lead white mill De Zon, demolished, 1856, Eduard Isaac Asser, Amsterdam, c, 1852, c, 1854, paper, salted paper print, height 104 mm, width 197 mm
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