Passage through a mountain, South Tyrol, Italy
Slide A142 of [Jacoba Hol geographical slides: series A] (lecture: privately made, 52 slides, 1922-1942)
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University Museum Utrecht – reproduced by permission.
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photographer: HOL, Professor Jacoba B.L. (1886-1964)
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see also slide A60 of [Jacoba Hol geographical slides: series A] (lecture: privately made, 52 slides, 1922-1942)
see also slide D15 of [Jacoba Hol geographical slides: series D] (lecture: privately made, 79 slides, 1922-1938)
see also slide H76 of [Jacoba Hol geographical slides: series H] (lecture: privately made, 57 slides, 1911-1938)
see also slide D310 of [Jacoba Hol geographical slides: series D] (lecture: privately made, 79 slides, 1922-1938)
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