Beit-Lehem, Mosaïque de l'Église I by Auguste Salzmann

Beit-Lehem, Mosaïque de l'Église I 1854 - 1859

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photography, gelatin-silver-print

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photography

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ancient

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gelatin-silver-print

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history-painting

Auguste Salzmann's "Beit-Lehem, Mosaïque de l'Église I" is a photo-lithograph depicting the interior of a church in Bethlehem. The detail captures the architecture, including a mosaic, and figures in the background. The artwork is a record of the artist's travels in the Middle East, a style for which he is known. Salzmann's works are important as they document the ancient world before modernization, and he used a new process to produce them. This example, dated between 1854 and 1859, can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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