La Porte dorée à Jérusalem 1850
maximeducamp
themetropolitanmuseumofart
architecture
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photo of handprinted image
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light pencil work
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pale palette
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pastel soft colours
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muted colour palette
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pale colours
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ink paper printed
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light coloured
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white palette
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arch
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watercolor
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architecture
Maxime Du Camp's "La Porte dorée à Jérusalem" (1850) is a striking example of 19th-century photography's ability to capture historical and architectural details. This calotype image depicts the Golden Gate, a monumental entrance into Jerusalem, with a focus on its intricate stonework and architectural grandeur. Du Camp's work, which is part of a larger series documenting his travels in the Middle East, highlights the architectural beauty of this ancient site and showcases the technical prowess of early photography. The composition, with its focus on the intricate details of the gate, contributes to the overall sense of history and grandeur.
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