Temple Of Solomon Collection (#2)

A General View of Jerusalem, 1862 (hand-coloured engraving)
1220323 A General View of Jerusalem, 1862 (hand-coloured engraving) by Eltzner, Adolf (1816-91); Private Collection; Photo eZev Radovan; German, out of copyright

The destruction of the temple and city of Jerusalem in 70 by Roman Emperor Titus (40-81)
XEE4415119 The destruction of the temple and city of Jerusalem in 70 by Roman Emperor Titus (40-81). Anonymous engraving from the middle of the 19th century

Construction of the Temple of Solomon - in "Holy History", ed
LSE4102684 Construction of the Temple of Solomon - in " Holy History", ed. Hachette by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The construction of the Jerusalem temple by King Solomon Detail representing the stone
JLJ4575946 The construction of the Jerusalem temple by King Solomon Detail representing the stone cutters. Miniature from the manuscript " The Judaic Antiquities" by Josephus Flavius

Landscape with a view of Jerusalem and the temple of Solomon
LRI4613470 Landscape with a view of Jerusalem and the temple of Solomon. Detail of the Deposition of Christ or the Holy Trinity altarpiece (tempera on wood, 1437-1440) by Angelico

Plan and Rendering of the Temple of Solomon, 1619. Creator: Jacques Callot
Plan and Rendering of the Temple of Solomon, 1619

The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple, 1398-1399. Creator: Paolo di Giovanni Fei
The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple, 1398-1399

Jerusalem. Mur ou pleurent les juifs. Grandes Assises du Temple de Salomon, 1860 or later

Jerusalem, Enceinte du Temple, Arche du Pont Salomonien qui reliait Moria à
Jerusalem, Enceinte du Temple, Arche du Pont Salomonien qui reliait Moria a Sion, 1854

Shicks Plan of Temple as Solomon Built It, Jerusalem, Palestine, c1930s. Creator: Unknown
Shicks Plan of Temple as Solomon Built It, Jerusalem, Palestine, c1930s. Conrad Schicks model of Solomons Temple built in 10th century BC at Temple Mount and destroyed 587BC

Ground-Plan of the Temple of Solomon, 1890. Creator: Unknown
Ground-Plan of the Temple of Solomon, 1890. The First Temple of Solomon was destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar II after the Siege of Jerusalem, 587BC and replaced with the Second Temple in 6th century BC

Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, 1510 (1870). Artist: Bertrand
Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, 1510 (1870). After the painting by Vittore Carpaccio in the collection of the Gallerie dell Accademia, Venice

Temple of Solomon
Solomons Temple in ancient times. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Ground plan of the Temple of Solomon, ancient Jerusalem. From Cassells Universal History, published 1888

Illustration of a bible scene, 1 Kings 6, 8, King Solomon builds the first Temple to God in Jerusalem

SOLOMONs TEMPLE. King Solomon supervising the construction of the temple. Wood engraving, American, 1884

Roman troops carrying away the Menorah from the Temple at Jerusalem, 70. Roman forces commanded by Titus captured and destroyed Jerusalem in 70 during the Jewish revolt against Roman rule which began

Solomons prayer at the consecration of the Temple, c1870. But I have built an house of habitation for thee and a place for thy dwelling for ever. From the Bible (II Chronicles 6)

Illustration of a bible scene, 2 Kings 22, King Josiah asks God for forgiveness after the Book Of The Law is found during the renovation of the Temple of Solomon

JERUSALEM & TEMPLE. Jerusalem, with Solomons Temple at left center. German woodcut, 1486

The Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem, restored after construction of modern works

Jesus Christ, aged 12, in the Temple among the Doctors, from the Jacopo Bellini s
XIR482085 Jesus Christ, aged 12, in the Temple among the Doctors, from the Jacopo Bellinis Album of drawings (pen & ink on vellum) (b/w photo) by Bellini

Life of Christ, Jesus among the Doctors, preparatory study of tapestry cartoon for
XIR414520 Life of Christ, Jesus among the Doctors, preparatory study of tapestry cartoon for the Church Saint-Merri in Paris, c.1585-90 (pierre noire & wash & white highlights on paper) by Lerambert

View of Jerusalem, 1570 ? (engraving) (b / w photo)
XIR345970 View of Jerusalem, 1570 ? (engraving) (b/w photo) by Duperac, Etienne (1525-1601); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: vue de Hierusalem; Stefano du Perac; ); French

Jesus Christ among the Doctors (etching) (b / w photo)
XIR239557 Jesus Christ among the Doctors (etching) (b/w photo) by Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (1606-69); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee du Petit-Palais

JERUSALEM: TEMPLE, 1493. Jerusalem, with the Temple of Solomon at the top center. Woodcut from " Nuremberg Chronicle, " 1493

TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM. Building the Temple of Jerusalem under King Solomon, 10th century B.C. Illumination by Jean Fouquet from a 15th century French edition of Flavius Josephus Antiquities of the Jews

FALL OF JERUSALEM. Troops under Babylonian emperor Nebuchadnezzar II seizing the First Temple of Jerusalem and imprisoning the citizens, 6th century B.C

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. The Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem. The curtain of the Holy of Holies can be seen through the double door. Illumination from an early 15th century English manuscript

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. Detail from the frontispiece to Archbishop James Usshers Annals of the Old and New Testament with the Synchronismus of Heathen Story to the Destruction of Hierusalem by

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. Cutting down the cedars of Lebanon for the construction of the temple. Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. King Solomons servants building the temple from the cedars of Lebanon. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. King Solomon supervising construction of the temple. Wood engraving, American, 1884

TEMPLE OF SOLOMON. The dedication of the temple by King Solomon. Line engraving, German, 19th century

JERUSALEM: SOLOMONs TEMPLE. The Ancient City of Jerusalem with Solomons Temple. Lithograph, c1871

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The Temple of Solomon, a magnificent structure dedicated to the worship of God, holds great significance in religious and historical contexts. Depicted in various illustrations and paintings throughout history, it stands as a testament to the grandeur and spirituality of ancient Jerusalem. One such painting by William Hole portrays the dedication ceremony of the Temple. The scene captures the awe-inspiring moment when King Solomon consecrates this sacred place, marking its importance for generations to come. Another illustration showcases King Josiah's men diligently repairing the Temple after years of neglect. This act demonstrates their commitment to preserving this holy site and restoring its former glory. In an enchanting lithograph from 1851, we see ancient Jerusalem with Solomons Temple at its center. This depiction provides us with a glimpse into what life was like during that era and highlights how central the temple was to daily life in Jerusalem. The construction process itself is depicted in a fifteenth-century artwork attributed to King Solomon. It showcases his vision coming to life as skilled craftsmen meticulously build this architectural marvel using cedar wood sourced from Lebanon. References can also be found within biblical texts such as 2 Kings 12 or The Bible itself, where descriptions detail Solomon's efforts in constructing this iconic edifice. These accounts serve as valuable historical records that shed light on both religious practices and architectural achievements of ancient times. However, not all moments surrounding the temple were peaceful or celebratory. Roman antiquity reveals a dark chapter when Emperor Titus led his troops to siege Jerusalem in 70 AD. As depicted in engravings from that time period, they sacked the city and destroyed the second temple—a tragic event etched forever into history. Other engravings depict significant events within these hallowed walls: Heliodore's failed attempt at seizing treasures from within; merchants being chased out for desecrating this sacred space—these scenes remind us of both human greed and divine reverence associated with this revered place.