Karavaan in rust voor de tempelruïnes van Baalbek 1850
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"Karavaan in rust voor de tempelruïnes van Baalbek" (1850) by Jules Laurens (1825-1901) is a lithograph depicting a caravan resting in front of the ancient Roman temple ruins of Baalbek in Lebanon. This artwork is a striking example of Orientalism, a style that gained popularity in 19th-century Europe. Laurens's lithograph captures the beauty of the ancient ruins and the exoticism of the Middle East, showcasing the cultural fascination with the region during this period. The detailed rendering of the figures and the landscape, alongside the meticulous representation of the architecture, highlights the artist's skill and the importance of the subject matter.
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