The Colossus of Rhodes, in Greece, was a statue made of brass, and stood at the entrance of the river harbor

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Title: The Colossus of Rhodes, in Greece, was a statue made of brass, and stood at the entrance of the river harbor
Published / Created: [between 1890 and 1899?]
Publication Place: New York and United States New York (State) New York
Publisher: Arnstein & Bonn
Abstract: An enormous statue of a man, holding a bow in his left hand and a lantern above his head in his right hand, stands astride the narrow walled entrance to a city harbor, with several colorful triremes entering and exiting the harbor
Description: Title from first line of caption at bottom of image.
"Copies to be given away every Saturday evening. Arnsten & Bonn, 3rd Avenue and 56th Street."
"Number seven, representing the Temple of Diana, will be given out Saturday evening, November 21st."
"[R in triangle] 2029."
Extent: 1 print : image 19 x 12 cm, on sheet 26 x 15 cm.
Extent of Digitization: This object has been completely digitized.
Language: English

Genre: Pictorial works
Lithographs
Material: llithograph, color ;, paper, ink, and lithography
Resource Type: still image and text
Subject (Geographic): Greece
Rhodes
Rhodes (Greece)
Subject (Name): Helios (Greek deity)
Subject (Topic): Statues
Seven Wonders of the World
Subjects: Statues > Greece > Rhodes > Pictorial works
Helios (Greek deity) > Pictorial works
Rhodes (Greece) > Pictorial works
Seven Wonders of the World > Pictorial works

Access: Public
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