Jérusalem, Sarcophage judaïque 1854 - 1859

This photograph, taken by Auguste Salzmann in 1854-1859, depicts a Jewish sarcophagus in Jerusalem. Salzmann was a pioneer of photography, using the medium to document the architecture and landscape of the Holy Land. The image, a classic example of early photographic documentation, captures the intricate details of the sarcophagus, showcasing its ancient craftsmanship. The photograph's simple composition and clear focus on the sarcophagus highlight its significance as a historical artifact. The photograph is a testament to the power of photography to preserve and share cultural heritage.