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Image Not Available for The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.
The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.
Image Not Available for The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.

The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.

Creator Paul Popper (Czech)
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 17.6 x 23.6 cm (6 15/16 x 9 5/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
    Object number2002/1878
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Image Not Available for The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.
    The beautiful harbour of Terschelling.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Interesting front stone called 'The Watching Eye' which has been built into the wall of a house at Terschelling. At the moment the 'eye' is looking at the 'Karimata' which lays right in front of it.
    Interesting front stone called 'The Watching Eye' which has been built into the wall of a house at Terschelling. At the moment the 'eye' is looking at the 'Karimata' which lays right in front of it.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Two of the most pessimistic inhabitants of Terschelling.
    Two of the most pessimistic inhabitants of Terschelling.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A panoramic view of Terschelling with the Karimata in the far distance.
    A panoramic view of Terschelling with the Karimata in the far distance.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Some of the houses in Terschelling are 400 to 500 years old and the inhabitant of this house in particular knows many of the details of the 'Lutine' sinking as his Great, Great, Great Grandfather was a witness to the disaster.
    Some of the houses in Terschelling are 400 to 500 years old and the inhabitant of this house in particular knows many of the details of the 'Lutine' sinking as his Great, Great, Great Grandfather was a witness to the disaster.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A panoramic view of Terschelling with the Karimata in the far distance.
    A panoramic view of Terschelling with the Karimata in the far distance.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Terschellinger inhabitants discuss the 'Lutine' gold and the chances of it being found by the 'Karimata'.
    Terschellinger inhabitants discuss the 'Lutine' gold and the chances of it being found by the 'Karimata'.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for A striking picture of one of the Teschellinger sailors.
    A striking picture of one of the Teschellinger sailors.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The dredging hydraulics on the 'Karimata'
    The dredging hydraulics on the 'Karimata'
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Name-boards of three French ships which sank about the same time as the 'Lutine' near the very dangerous coast of the island of Terschellinger Sandbanks in the northern Netherlands.
    Name-boards of three French ships which sank about the same time as the 'Lutine' near the very dangerous coast of the island of Terschellinger Sandbanks in the northern Netherlands.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Tremendous hoisting apparatus aboard the ship 'Karimata' which lowers or lifts the dredging buckets in or out of the water. The "Karimata" is looking for the "Lutine" gold.
    Tremendous hoisting apparatus aboard the ship 'Karimata' which lowers or lifts the dredging buckets in or out of the water. The "Karimata" is looking for the "Lutine" gold.
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for One of the beaches on which many parts of perished ships are still to be found
    One of the beaches on which many parts of perished ships are still to be found
    Paul Popper
    1930s
    Photograph
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