Ruïnes van de Zeustempel in Nemea before 1910

This photograph, taken by Swiss photographer Frédéric Boissonnas before 1910, depicts the ruins of the Temple of Zeus in Nemea, Greece. The image captures the grandeur of the ancient structure, with two towering columns standing amidst a field of rubble. The photograph offers a glimpse into the history of this once-majestic temple, highlighting the enduring power of ancient architecture. Boissonnas, known for his documentation of classical sites, captured the ruins in a way that emphasizes their scale and solemnity. This photograph is a testament to the enduring legacy of ancient Greece and its architectural achievements.