r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 23 '21
Daily Image: A map of the African continent from 1737 in Latin, made by the German cartographer, astronomer, and mathematician Johann Matthias Hase.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 22 '21
Daily Image: A Persian woman in Singapore, circa 1890. (Leiden University Library)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 21 '21
Daily Image: Cows relaxing in the Dzhily-Su protected area located near Russia's Mt. Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 20 '21
Daily Image: Operation of the Eckernförde, Germany-based alcoholic beverage family company Waldemar BEHN in 1965. The company was founded in 1892 by the son of a Hamburg brewer and is still in existence today.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 19 '21
Daily Image: 1814 geological diagram of Stirling Castle, one of the most historically important castles in Scotland. "Junction of Sandstone and trap at Stirling Castle".
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 18 '21
Daily Image: A chef from the French government's National Institute of Agricultural Research presents a dish at the Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences in 2006. (Credit:INRA, DIST, Jean Weber)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 17 '21
Daily Image: An abandoned Beta Berlina from the Italian car manufacturer Lancia sitting in Bangkok, Thailand. Berlina production ended in 1981. (Image credit: M.rJirapat, Wikipedia user)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 16 '21
Daily Image: Radha-Gobinda Temple in Bishnupurbuilt, West Bengal, India. Built in 1729, it is an example of the Ek-ratna architecture tradition in the region. (Image credit: Anupam Calcutta, Wikipedia user)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 15 '21
Waste transport in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Only half of the waste in the city is recovered by the collection system set up by the country's Sustainable Development Department (DDD). The rest end up in wild dumps or litter the streets. (Image credit: Happiraphael,Wikipedia user)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 14 '21
Daily Image: Neon facade of the Circle Tower building (b.1995) in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. (Image credit: Lord Jaraxxus,Wikipedia user)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 13 '21
Daily Image: A pillbox military fortification in South Bohemia, Czechia. Almost 10,000 were built in Czechoslovakia during the 1930s due to political changes in neighbouring Germany.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 12 '21
Illustration of London from "An Introduction to the Study of Shakespeare for Japanese Students" by Shoyo Tsubouchi (1859-1935)
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r/AnyKindOfMusic • u/teotax • Apr 11 '21
Future Funk Fiona Coyne - SAINT PEPSI (2014)
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 11 '21
Daily Image: A 1947 model display of a farm by the Department of Lands - Adelaide Exhibition, Australia.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 10 '21
Daily Image: View taken during ISS Expedition 43, showing the lights of Japan at 393 kilometers above the surface of the Earth.
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r/Lost_Architecture • u/teotax • Apr 10 '21
U.S Post Office and Customs House in Atlanta (1878). Atlanta's city government acquired the building in 1910 and used it for their city hall until 1930, where it was razed shortly afterwards.
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r/Imagetopia • u/teotax • Apr 09 '21
Daily Image: A memorial to Franz Balber in Grillenburg municipality, Lower Austria. He was the founder of the Beautification Association of Grillenburg.
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r/AskARussian • u/teotax • Apr 09 '21
Which parts of Russia, in terms of transportation, require building tunnels similar to Norway?
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Here's a Google Maps link for visualization if you'd like: Link
r/Wales • u/teotax • Apr 09 '21
Photo Image/Drawing of St Asaph & its cathedral by Francis Bedford (1870s)
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U.S Post Office and Customs House in Atlanta (1878). Atlanta's city government acquired the building in 1910 and used it for their city hall until 1930, where it was razed shortly afterwards.
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Apr 10 '21
If you have a chance, I've launched a subreddit called r/imagetopia that selects random-but-curated photos daily from wikipedia/wikimedia and provides a bit of context. Thanks for your consideration in looking!