Field photograph·C06291

Ernst Kjellberg drinking juice in Nicosia

Juice stall in Nicosia with glass dispensers on a counter, and a man in a light suit standing in the doorway.
Photograph: John Lindros, Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C06291. Public domain (CC0).

Description

A shop front with a wooden counter topped by four glass dispensers on brass stands, with a potted plant in the middle. A man in a light suit, hat and tie stands in the doorway holding a glass, while a man in a white apron stands behind the counter. A young child in a loose smock walks past in the foreground, and handwritten signs hang on the walls and beside the door.

Other scans of this record (2)

  • Glass juice dispensers with brass taps on a shop counter, a man in a light suit standing in the doorway
  • Juice stall in Nicosia with glass jars on metal taps, and a man in a light suit holding a glass in the doorway
Description, scan 2
A shop front with a wooden counter under a row of four glass dispensers with brass taps on a metal rail. A card above the middle reads "αθάνατη πηγή", and handwritten signs hang on the door frame. A man in a light suit, tie and hat stands in the doorway with one hand raised to his chest, a child in a pale smock walks past at left, and a seller in an apron is partly visible behind the counter.
Description, scan 3
A juice stall with four tall glass jars on metal fittings and taps stands along a white counter, with a sign reading αθάνατη πηγή above. A man in a light suit, hat and tie stands in the doorway holding a glass, and a vendor in an apron is partly visible behind the counter. A boy with a shaved head and white shirt is cut off at the left edge.

English, translated from the Swedish record

Ernst Kjellberg drinks juice. The inscription in the middle of the bench says "αθάνατη πηγή", which means "immortal source". Nicosia.

Swedish, as on the record

Ernst Kjellberg dricker saft. Inskriptionen i mitten av bänken säger "αθάνατη πηγή" vilket betyder "odödlig källa". Nicosia. Svenska Cypernexpeditionen.

Swedish, as on the record

Människor ("Folk och Fä").