Bathhouse Collection (page 8)

Anuradhapura old city
Anuradhapura architecture, temple in Sri Lanka

WW1 - Damage to the Synagogue at Thann, Alsace, France
WW1 - The Synagogue at Thann, Alsace, France - The synagogue and bathhouse were heavily damaged by shelling during the First World War Date: 1915

Italy - Sirmione, Lombardy - The Bathhouse
Italy - Sirmione, a comune in the province of Brescia, in Lombardy - The Bathhouse. Date: circa 1910s

The Ruins of Ephesus, Selcuk, Turkey - The Baths
The Ruins of Ephesus - Selcuk, Turkey - The Baths Date: circa 1910s

Italy, Sicily, Mondello, Mondello Beach Bath House

Israel, Akko. Hammam Al-Basha restored Turkish bathhouse

Europe, Hungary, Budapest, Szechenyi spa interior

Postcard of Men Relaxing in a Bathhouse. ca. 1913, Interior of bath house, Hot Springs, Arkansas

Bath House, Long Beach, Cal Postcard. ca. 1888-1905, Bath House, Long Beach, Cal Postcard

Italy, Campania Region, Pompei, reconstructed bathouse, illustration
Ancient Rome. Italy - Campania Region. Pompei. Reconstructed bathouse. Color illustration

Austrian royal bathhouse, 1890s C017 / 6888
Austrian royal bathhouse. 19th-century artwork of the then-new hall of the royal bathhouse in Wildbad, today Bad Gastein, Austria. Bad Gastein is a spa town in the Austrian state of Salzburg

Bloodletting a patient at a bathhouse. Woodcut, c1500
BLOODLETTING, c1500. Bloodletting a patient at a bathhouse. Woodcut, c1500

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"Bathhouse: A Journey through Time and Culture" Step into the world of relaxation and rejuvenation as we explore the captivating realm of bathhouses. From ancient civilizations to modern-day retreats, these havens have stood the test of time, offering solace for both body and soul. In the Tepidarium, a masterpiece by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, we are transported to a Roman bathhouse where opulence reigns supreme. The intricate details in his painting bring to life the grandeur and serenity that awaited those seeking respite from their daily lives. Traveling westward, we find ourselves at the Cliff Baths in Enniscrone, Ireland. Nestled along its picturesque coastline, this enchanting bathhouse offers breathtaking views while immersing oneself in soothing waters. It's a true testament to how nature can seamlessly blend with man-made structures. Venturing further eastward, we encounter a noble lady from Constantinople adorned in Hammam shoes captured by Jean-Baptiste Vanmour. Her elegant attire reflects the sophistication of Turkish hammams - communal bathing spaces known for their therapeutic qualities and social gatherings. Crossing continents once again, our journey takes us to Algeria's Moorish Bathhouse. Its mesmerizing architecture showcases Islamic influences intertwined with local traditions – an architectural marvel that transports visitors back in time while indulging in luxurious baths. Fast forward to 1907 when The Marine Bath House emerged as a symbol of leisure on coastal shores. This iconic structure epitomizes seaside elegance and serves as a reminder of how bathhouses evolved into recreational destinations for sun-seekers worldwide. Delving deeper into history brings us face-to-face with Valerius Maximus' depiction of an ancient Roman bathhouse during Caesar's era. This illustration sheds light on how these establishments were not only places for cleansing but also venues for intellectual discussions among scholars and philosophers. Amidst World War I chaos lies an unexpected sight – soldiers bathing in a brewery.