BELGRADE MID-1950s: House of the National Assembly | 1950s Kodak Red Border | European Cities, Streets, & Architecture

Title: BELGRADE MID-1950s: House of the National Assembly | 1950s Kodak Red Border | European Cities, Streets, & Architecture

Archive & Atlas No. 07

A cinematic perspective of Yugoslavian history.

This primary-source 35mm slide scan, captured in the mid-1950s, offers a rare and moody view of the House of the National Assembly in Belgrade. Framed through the silhouettes of lush park trees, the image captures the architectural grandeur of the assembly’s domes contrasted against a cooling sky. A vintage mid-century vehicle in the foreground adds a sharp sense of motion and era-specific scale.

This asset is a "true-analog" document, preserving the authentic exposure and color response of 1950s film stock. Featuring original film borders and organic grain, it is an essential resource for documentary filmmakers, historical researchers, and digital artists who refuse to settle for the sterile look of AI-generated history.

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TECHNICAL SPECS:

• Source: Original Mid-1950s 35mm Color Slide
• Format: High-Res JPG/PNG (Level 2+) | Uncompressed TIFF (Level 3+)
• Aesthetic: High-contrast silhouettes, authentic film grain, and 1950s automotive history.