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Hospital of the Kutaisi Male Gymnasium, 1880

Interior of a hospital room with several beds, tables, and two people inside the Kutaisi Male Gymnasium.

Interior view of the hospital at the Kutaisi Male Gymnasium. The photograph was taken by educator A. Labenski for the Kutaisi Gymnasium album, 1880.

Photograph showing the hospital interior of the Kutaisi Male Gymnasium around 1880. The image documents the institutional environment of one of the major educational establishments of the period, including patient beds, furniture, and interior arrangements. The photograph was taken by educator A. Labenski, who participated in creating an album dedicated to the Kutaisi Gymnasium.

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Date
1880
Photographer
Source
Legacy archive collected by Giorgi Gersamia. Original source institution or photographer unknown.
Attribution
Collection of Giorgi Gersamia
Rights
Rights status unknown - Contact museum