File:Holmbergska huset Jupiter 15 Södertälje innan byggnation av Domus Telgehuset.jpg

Färgdiabild. Inför rivningen av Holmbergska huset på Storgatan 3. Här skall Domus huset byggas och det stod färdigt 1961. Numera heter det Telgehuset. Objekttyp Fotografi Samling Göran Gelottes bildsamling Nyckelord Bil [493], gatsten [363], Stadsbebyggelse [361], Stadsgata [363], Stadsvy, Trafikskylt [363] Titel TB diaB2JU 22 - Stadsgata Museikod TB Bildnr / samlingsnr / inventarienr diaB2JU Littera / subnummer 22 Realnummer 1 363 Ämne 1 Stadsgata Realnummer 2 361 Ämne 2 Stadsbebyggelse Realnummer 3 493 Ämne 3 Bil Realnummer 4 363 Ämne 4 Gatsten Realnummer 5 363 Tillkomsttid start före 1960 Anmärkning Göran Gelotte föddes 1936 i Södertälje. Vid sidan av teoretiska kunskaper i fotokonsten fick han sin praktiska utbildning hos Fritz Pettersson. Under 1950- och 1960-talen gjorde han uppdragsfotografering för museets räkning. Från och med 1969 anställdes han vid museet för att svara för merparten av institutionens dokumentations- och reproduktionsfotografering. Nummer i bildserie 0 Material 1 Plast Motivkategori Byggnad Motiv - Land Sverige Motiv - Län Stockholms Motiv - Kommun Södertälje Motiv - Härad Tälje Motiv - Ort Södertälje Motiv - Kvarter Jupiter 15 Motiv - Gata Storgatan3 Format 5.5 X 5.5 Bildtyp Diapositiv

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