C1880

Effects of the Earthquakes at Agram, The Capital of Croatia.

$A 165

Large engraving depicting the many scenes of destruction in Zagreb after the earthquake in 1880. Agram is the former Austrian-German name for Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Insets include:1. Tomb in Cathedral.2. Franciscan church, damaged.3. Agram, before the earthquake.4. Interior … Read Full Description

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S/N: EU-CROA-1880-UNKN–232208

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Full Title:

Effects of the Earthquakes at Agram, The Capital of Croatia.

Date:

C1880

Artist:

Unknown

Condition:

In good condition, with centre fold as issued.

Technique:

Engraving.

Image Size:

505mm

x 310mm

Genuine antique
dated:

1880

Description:

Large engraving depicting the many scenes of destruction in Zagreb after the earthquake in 1880.

Agram is the former Austrian-German name for Zagreb, the capital of Croatia.

Insets include:
1. Tomb in Cathedral.
2. Franciscan church, damaged.
3. Agram, before the earthquake.
4. Interior of Cathedral, ceiling fallen.
5. Cathedral Tower.
6. Commercial Bank of Croatia.
7. Clergy Residence.
8. St.Catherine’s Church.
9. Divine Worship in the Jellachich Place.
10 and 11. Private Houses.
12. Archbishop’s Palace.
13. Besig’s Coffee-House.
14. Mud Volcanoes at Resnick.

From The Illustrated London News