Mur cyclopeen a Baalbek 1870s
felixbonfils
minneapolisinstituteofart
albumen-print
albumen-print
excavation photography
steam punk
natural shape and form
dereliction degradation
glaze
curved letter used
derelict
carved into stone
fading type
france
watercolor
"Mur cyclopéen a Baalbek, Syria" is a striking photograph by French photographer Félix Bonfils from the 1870s. It depicts a close-up view of the cyclopean wall at the ancient Roman temple complex in Baalbek, Lebanon. The image showcases the immense scale and impressive craftsmanship of the wall, built from enormous stone blocks, showcasing the architectural prowess of Roman engineering. Bonfils's work, known for its documentation of the Middle East, offers a glimpse into the rich history and architectural heritage of the region. The photograph serves as a testament to the enduring power of ancient structures and the artistry of photography in preserving history.
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