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The ruins of the Temple of Jupiter or the Sun, in the archeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek, ancient Syrian city, now Lebanon
3566756 The ruins of the Temple of Jupiter or the Sun, 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 or the Sun, Lebanon
1870 ca.
Date of Artwork: 150 - 210 ca.
Photographer: Bonfils, Felix); Alinari Archives, Florence
Media ID 23628950
© Alinari Archives, Florence / Bridgeman Images
Ancient Civilization Antonine Period Building Elements Capital Decoration And Sections Entablature Excavations Imperial Period Monuments And Complexes Roman Art Sites Stationary Archaeological Work
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 18.1cm x 23.7cm (7.1" x 9.3")
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This print showcases the majestic ruins of the Temple of Jupiter or the Sun, located in the archeological zone of Heliopolis or Baalbek. Once a prominent city in ancient Syria and now part of Lebanon, this site is steeped in rich history and cultural significance. Captured by Felix Bonfils, a renowned photographer from 19th-century France, this image transports us back to around 1870. The temple itself dates back even further, with its construction estimated to have taken place between 150 and 210 AD during the Antonine period. The photograph highlights various elements of Roman art and architecture that are still visible amidst the ruins. From intricately decorated capitals to towering columns and grand entablatures, these remnants offer glimpses into an ancient civilization's architectural prowess. It is evident that significant archaeological work has been undertaken at this site over time as evidenced by stationary excavations seen within the frame. These efforts have allowed us to appreciate and study these remarkable monuments and complexes today. As we admire this stunning image captured by Bonfils, we are reminded not only of Europe's influence on ancient civilizations but also how their legacies continue to inspire awe centuries later. This print serves as a testament to human ingenuity while inviting us to reflect upon our own fleeting existence against the backdrop of enduring structures like those found in Baalbek.
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