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Ruins of the columns of the Temple of Jupiter, in the archeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek, ancient Syrian city, now Lebanon
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Ruins of the columns of the Temple of Jupiter, in the archeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek, ancient Syrian city, now Lebanon
3566755 Ruins of the columns of the Temple of Jupiter, in the archeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek, ancient Syrian city, now Lebanon by Bonfils, Felix (1831-1885); (add.info.: Baalbek, archeological zone, Temple of Jupiter, Lebanon
1870 ca.
Date of Artwork: 150 - 210 ca.
Photographer: Bonfils, Felix); Alinari Archives, Florence
Media ID 22729666
© Alinari Archives, Florence / Bridgeman Images
Ancient Civilization Antonine Period Building Elements Decoration And Sections Find Imperial Period Roman Art Stationary Archaeological Work
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This print captures the majestic ruins of the columns of the Temple of Jupiter, located in the archaeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek, an ancient Syrian city that now resides in Lebanon. Taken by Felix Bonfils, a renowned photographer from 19th-century France, this image showcases his exceptional talent for capturing architectural beauty. The photograph transports us back in time to around 1870 when it was taken. The temple's grandeur is evident even in its dilapidated state, with towering columns reaching towards the sky and intricate wall decorations still visible despite centuries of wear and tear. These building elements are a testament to Roman art and architecture during the imperial period. They serve as stationary archaeological work that allows us to study and appreciate ancient civilizations' remarkable achievements. The ruins belong to the Antonine period (150-210 AD), showcasing Europe's rich history. As we gaze upon this photograph, we can't help but marvel at how these colossal structures have stood against time's relentless march. It serves as a reminder of our ancestors' ingenuity and their ability to create enduring masterpieces. This print from Fine Art Finder is not just a visual delight; it also sparks curiosity about our shared human heritage. Whether you're an archaeology enthusiast or simply captivated by ancient wonders, this image will transport you into another era filled with awe-inspiring architectural marvels.
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