Jérusalem, Église Sainte-Anne, Vue générale 1854 - 1859

Auguste Salzmann's "Jérusalem, Église Sainte-Anne, Vue générale" is a striking example of 19th-century architectural photography. Created between 1854-1859, the image captures the Church of Saint Anne in Jerusalem with a stark, detailed perspective, showcasing the weathered stone facade and the imposing archway leading to the entrance. Salzmann, known for his documentation of the Holy Land, utilizes a direct, documentary approach in this photograph, revealing the historic and religious significance of the site.