Palestine Antique

In 1834 Allom arrived in Istanbul, Turkey, and produced hundreds of drawings during journeys through Anatolia, Syria and Palestine. The results of this expedition were published in 1...

From this point on his prints were published in London and Glasgow, and during the First World War McBey was appointed official war artist to the Palestine Expeditionary Force. McBey...

His main residence was in Rome, where he was a professor and member of the Accademia di San Luca.He also traveled to the Orient, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Cyprus and Palestine. Corrodi's...

From this point on his prints were published in London and Glasgow, and during the First World War McBey was appointed official war artist to the Palestine Expeditionary Force. McBey...

The map represents the ancient land of Canaan—modern-day Israel and Palestine—filled with an extraordinary number of biblical references and locations.

Bezalel silver plate plaque depicting Samson slays a thousand men with the jawbone of a donkey, made in Jerusalem, circa 1920, marked "Bezalel Jerusalem" and "Made in Palestine," woo...

Bezalel silver plate plaque depicting Moses at Mount Sinai, made in Jerusalem, circa 1925, marked "Bezalel Jerushalem" in Hebrew and "Made in Palestine," wooden surround. "Then the ...

He then undertook trips to England, Egypt, Palestine and Algeria. He exhibits every year at the Paris Salon.

Captured near the port town of Jaffa—a historically significant city in modern-day Israel—this tranquil rural scene takes place at a village well, likely in the surrounding region on...

By this time, he had already visited Morocco, Egypt, Palestine and Syria and he exhibited several paintings inspired by these journeys in his native city of Boston in 1874.

His first trip to Egypt in 1876/77 proved inspirational to the artist; he then began to travel extensively throughout Turkey, Syria, Palestine, Cyprus, Montenegro and returned regula...

Karel Ooms made many travels in Europe and the Middle East. His travels to Palestine and Egypt are documented through the landscape paintings he made on location.

In 1930, he travelled to Palestine, and published his impressions in a series of articles.

He depicted many views of Italy and created the collections Voyage à Naples and Voyage pittoresque de la Syrie, de la Palestine et de la basse-Egypte. Before the French Revolution, h...

Title: The Chivalric Orders of the Holy Land – A 19th-Century Vision Description: This finely detailed and beautifully hand-colored lithograph is an original antique print from ...

His journeys included North Africa (Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt), the Mediterranean (Greece, Syria, Jordan, Palestine), the Balkans (Bosnia, Serbia, Dalmatia), Northern Europe (Norway), ...

After the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Romans, Galilee became the chief Jewish centre of Palestine, and Tiberias, its principal city, grew in importance.

At the outbreak of World War I he was initially assigned a desk job with the Engineers’ War Service Register at the Board of Trade and from October 1916 he served with the Northampto...

Pann returned to Europe to arrange his affairs before moving permanently to the British Mandate of Palestine, but was caught on the continent by World War I.

(Thus far our research has not found a larger hand-drawn Palestine map of any kind, or found an earlier printed one of this new type published in the U.S.)