William Henry Jackson, Panorama of Mexico City, the Palace from the Cathedral, albumin paper, black and white positive process, image size: height: 25.70 cm; width: 34.30 cm, inscribed: recto and: exposed: No. 233, Panorama of Mexico, the Palace from the Cathedral. W. H. Jackson & Co, Phot, Denver, [Colo.]; above on the cardboard in lead: Government Palace in Mexico, in lead: v. Hesse - Wartegg, Geographische Gesellschaft, in Hamburg, Library, travel photography, city, city view (veduta), urban life, profane architecture, streets and squares, city hall
![William Henry Jackson, Panorama of Mexico City, the Palace from the Cathedral, albumin paper, black and white positive process, image size: height: 25.70 cm; width: 34.30 cm, inscribed: recto and: exposed: No. 233, Panorama of Mexico, the Palace from the Cathedral. W. H. Jackson & Co, Phot, Denver, [Colo.]; above on the cardboard in lead: Government Palace in Mexico, in lead: v. Hesse - Wartegg, Geographische Gesellschaft, in Hamburg, Library, travel photography, city, city view (veduta), urban life, profane architecture, streets and squares, city hall Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2DNT3YB/william-henry-jackson-panorama-of-mexico-city-the-palace-from-the-cathedral-albumin-paper-black-and-white-positive-process-image-size-height-2570-cm-width-3430-cm-inscribed-recto-and-exposed-no-233-panorama-of-mexico-the-palace-from-the-cathedral-w-h-jackson-co-phot-denver-colo-above-on-the-cardboard-in-lead-government-palace-in-mexico-in-lead-v-hesse-wartegg-geographische-gesellschaft-in-hamburg-library-travel-photography-city-city-view-veduta-urban-life-profane-architecture-streets-and-squares-city-hall-2DNT3YB.jpg)
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4320 x 3132 px | 36.6 x 26.5 cm | 14.4 x 10.4 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
9 March 2016Photographer:
ArtokoloroMore information:
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