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Ribe and the Castle Hill, 1904.

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Ribe. The "pagan".

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Ribe, Interior of the Domkirke as restored, 1904.

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The great organ in Ribe Domkirke, after the restoration, 1904.

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Ribe, the pulpit in the Domkirke.

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Ribe. The "pagan".

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"The swans arch their necks in the limpid stream."

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The great crucifix in Ribe Domkirke, put away in one of the galleries at the Reformation; unearthed and restored at the restoration (finished 1904).

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Ribe Domkirke. The "pagan" that was uncovered when the white wash of centuries was removed in the restoration (1904) -- see him up in the top of the arch to the left. He is supposed to be protecting a

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Ribe. The Domkirke as restored after twenty one years of labor. The Marie tower rebuilt, had been down a couple of hundred years (the small tower to the right).

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Ribe. Hausen's bakery, torn down in the restoration of the Domkirke to give more room.

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"The accursed candle stick" in Ribe, Domkirke. Upon it is an inscription cursing the one who removes it. It was put up by some purse-proud knights in the middle ages.

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Dedication of the Domkirke, August 7, 1904. The Royal Family all up at the altar with the ministers etc. Lammel & Katie to the right, in the seats past ahead of crowd in the aisle. I [Jacob A. Riis] s

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Ribe, King Christian coming out of the Domkirke on the day of its dedication, August 7th, 1904. The crown princess behind him.

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Ribe, "Slippen," the alley leading to the river, where my bother Theodore was drowned.

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Ribe, Interior of the Domkirke as restored, 1904.

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The great organ in Ribe Domkirke, after the restoration, 1904.

MNY201191

Ribe, the pulpit in the Domkirke.

MNY201199

"The swans arch their necks in the limpid stream."

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Ribe Domkirke. The "pagan" that was uncovered when the white wash of centuries was removed in the restoration (1904) -- see him up in the top of the arch to the left. He is supposed to be protecting a

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Jacob A. (Jacob August) Riis (1849-1914)

Ribe and the Castle Hill, 1904.

The landscape surrounding Ribe, Denmark, Domkirke in the distance.

Location Museum of the City of New York/New York, NY/USA

Unique Identifier MNY31660

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5088px × 3888px

Photo Credit The Museum of the City of New York / Art Resource, NY

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