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Sixty Meters Underground; Building the Komsomol’skaya


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Sixty Meters Underground; Building the Komsomol’skaya

ca. 1952 (printed 2003)
20th century
463 x 360 mm (18.2 x 14.2 in.)

Dmitri Baltermants, Russian, (1912–1990)

Object Type: photograph
Medium and Support: Gelatin silver print
Marks: Inscribed in pen on verso: “I/IV”; inscribed in pencil on verso: “2070” and “H2 . 1 . 7B”; inscribed in black ink on verso: [Cyrillic]; stamped on verso, lower right corner: [estate stamp]
Bibliography: See http://www.baltermants.com for information on the photographer and his work.
Credit Line: Gift of Jamie Alter Lynton (BA Wesleyan 1981) and Michael Lynton, 2013
Accession Number: 2013.23.8

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This object has the following keywords:
  • construction - Use for the process of creating something by combining parts or elements, and also for the manner in which the thing has been put together. [January 1993 descriptor moved.]
  • labor - Usage in the sense of physical work
  • Moscow - TGN 7012974. First noted as village 1147; grew around 13th-cen. Kremlin; sacked and rebuilt several times; expanded culturally and economically under Peter the Great in 17th cen., Catherine the Great in 18th cen. and Soviet government in 20th cen.; bombed during WW II.
  • Soviet Union - TGN 6006211 (former nation/state/empire)

Dimensions
  • image Dimensions: 463 x 360 mm (18.2 x 14.2 in.)

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