Temple de Jupiter, à Baâlbek (Héliopolis) 1850
maximeducamp
themetropolitanmuseumofart
architecture
photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
pale palette
natural tone
ink paper printed
wedding photography
light coloured
old engraving style
natural cool tone
column
arch
watercolor
architecture
"Temple de Jupiter, à Baâlbek (Héliopolis)" is a 1850 photograph by French photographer Maxime Du Camp. The image captures the grandeur of the Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek, Lebanon. Du Camp was a pioneer in documenting the Middle East through photography, his work revealing the architectural marvels of the region with exquisite detail. This particular photograph highlights the majestic columns of the temple, their intricate carvings and weathering a testament to the passage of time. The image is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, offering viewers a glimpse into the ancient world and the enduring power of photography to preserve history.
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