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Avenue of Bangkok with the military barracks and the Emperor's Palace
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Avenue of Bangkok with the military barracks and the Emperor's Palace
Avenue of Bangkok with the military barracks and the Emperor's Palace. Thailand Bangkok. Date of Photograph:1910 ca
Unidentified Author
KRQ-F-000535-0000
Media ID 33184931
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Armed Forces And Military Life Barracks Enclosure Fencing Road Avenue Structure And Site
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This print transports us back in time to the bustling streets of Bangkok in the early 20th century. Entitled "Avenue of Bangkok with the military barracks and the Emperor's Palace" this image captures a moment frozen in history. The photograph showcases an impressive avenue lined with majestic buildings, including both the military barracks and the grandeur of the Emperor's Palace. The architectural beauty is evident, showcasing intricate details that reflect a blend of traditional Thai design elements and Western influences. As we delve into this snapshot from 1910, we are transported into a world where urban life harmoniously coexists with military presence. The imposing structure of the barracks stands as a symbol of strength and security, while nearby civilians go about their daily lives along this vibrant avenue. The composition expertly frames not only these remarkable structures but also highlights other significant aspects such as furnishings for civic spaces. We catch glimpses of benches or possibly street vendors' stalls dotting the sidewalks, inviting passersby to pause momentarily amidst their busy day. Furthermore, it is worth noting how well-maintained everything appears – from meticulously trimmed trees lining both sides of the road to neatly arranged fences enclosing various areas within this urban landscape. While we may never know who precisely captured this extraordinary scene due to its attribution to an unidentified author from Alinari, one thing remains certain – it serves as a testament to Thailand's rich cultural heritage and its deep-rooted connection between architecture, society, and armed forces during that era. This print acts as a window through which we can glimpse into Bangkok's past – an enchanting reminder that even amidst progress and change over time; some things endure: like our appreciation for artistry captured on film.
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