Absalom's Tomb, Jerusalem 1857
francisfrith
theartinstituteofchicago
silver, print, photography
photo of handprinted image
16_19th-century
silver
photo restoration
natural tone
war
natural cool tone
charcoal art
photography
natural colour palette
egypt
england
men
watercolour illustration
natural palette
remaining negative space
watercolor
Francis Frith's 1857 photograph, "Absalom's Tomb, Jerusalem," captures the ancient structure nestled within a rocky hillside. The tomb, a testament to the region's rich history, is a prominent feature in the image, its conical dome and architectural details standing out against the rugged backdrop. The image is a prime example of Frith's renowned photojournalism, showcasing the beauty and historical significance of the Holy Land, making it a valuable resource for understanding the region's past. The photo, now held by The Art Institute of Chicago, is a significant example of 19th-century photography and continues to attract attention for its historical and artistic merit.
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