Jezreel Valley Collection

Landscape on Megiddo Mound & the valley of Jezreel
Taken from Tel Megiddo 2014. In the background, at the horizon, Mount Tabor.Megiddo, one of the most important archeological sites in Israel

Sisyphus
Tomer Eliash

Two Balloons
Tomer Eliash

Plain of Esdraelon & Carmel, View from Ras el Akrah, 1872 (w / c & pencil on paper)
PEF316767 Plain of Esdraelon & Carmel, View from Ras el Akrah, 1872 (w/c & pencil on paper) by Conder, Claude (1848-1910); Palestine Exploration Fund, London

Jezreel from Shunem, 1874 (pencil on paper)
PEF332690 Jezreel from Shunem, 1874 (pencil on paper) by Conder, Claude (1848-1910); Palestine Exploration Fund, London, UK; (add.info.: dated 17.4.74; ); ePalestine Exploration Fund; English

The Mahrakah and view over the plain to Jezreel, 1872 (w / c & pencil on paper)
PEF316785 The Mahrakah and view over the plain to Jezreel, 1872 (w/c & pencil on paper) by Conder, Claude (1848-1910); Palestine Exploration Fund, London

Mount Carmel With Glowing Clouds Over Jezreel Valley; Israel

Mount Carmel And Jezreel Valley; Israel

PALESTINE: AFULA, c1930. The Zionist colony of Afula, in the Jezreel Valley, Palestine. Photograph, c1930

Megiddo, The Bronze Age Temple complex
Megiddo/ Armageddon. The Bronze Age Temple complex or holy precinct (3 300-1 500 BC, Canaanite period), containing the round altar for animal sacrifices.Excavations of the mound have unearthed 25

Young Palm tree, Megiddo Mound & the road eastward
The Jezreel valley seen from the Mound of Megiddo, and the road to the east.Tell Megiddo / Mount Megiddo, Heb. Har Megiddo, one of the most important archeological sites in Israel

Megiddo, the stables near the Northern Palace
The tell or mound of Megiddo features 25 layers of civilization, documenting every period of ancient history in the Land of Israel.Megiddo, a Unesco World Heritage Site

Mound of Megiddo, a view of the excavations
The tell or mound of Megiddo features 25 layers of civilization, documenting every period of ancient history in the Land of Israel.Megiddo, a Unesco World Heritage Site

Megiddo, descending into the rock-cut water system
The rock-cut water installation, one of the most impressive finds in Megiddo. The huge rock-cut water system, dug in the Late Israelite / Iron Age period (9th century BC), consists of a shaft 36 m

Crossroads in the Jezreel valley and Mount Tabor
On the road between Tel Megiddo/ Har Megiddo -Armageddon, A Unesco world heritage site, and Mount Tabor.The Jezreel valley, the site of numerous biblical events.Mount Tabor is an inselberg

A view over Jezreel Valley from Mount Precipice, Nazareth, Galilee region, Israel, Middle East

Agricultural irrigation. Sprinklers irrigating crops in a field. Photographed in the Jezreel Valley, Israel

Field of poppies (Papaver subpiriforme)
Field of corn poppies (Papaver subpiriforme, red). Photographed in the Jezreel Valley, Lower Galilee, Israel, in spring

Blue lupins (Lupinus pilosus) in flower. Photographed in the Jezreel Valley, Lower Galilee, Israel

Mount Tabor at the heart of Jezreel valley, Israel, Middle East

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The Jezreel Valley, nestled between the picturesque landscapes of Megiddo Mound and the valley itself, is a sight to behold. As if painted by an artist's brush, this enchanting region offers breathtaking views that have inspired countless artists throughout history. Imagine floating above this stunning panorama in two balloons, gently gliding over the Plain of Esdraelon and Carmel. From Ras el Akrah in 1872, an artist captured this awe-inspiring scene with watercolors and pencil on paper – a testament to the valley's timeless beauty. Another artwork from 1874 showcases Jezreel from Shunem, sketched meticulously with pencil on paper. The details bring to life the lush greenery and rolling hills that characterize this remarkable place. One cannot help but be captivated by The Mahrakah's vantage point overlooking the plain leading up to Jezreel. With a combination of watercolors and pencil on paper, an artist immortalized this view in 1872 – forever preserving its grandeur. Mount Carmel stands majestically as glowing clouds cast their ethereal light over Jezreel Valley. This magnificent spectacle has been witnessed time and again; it never fails to leave visitors spellbound. In another image from Palestine circa 1930, we catch a glimpse of Afula – one of many Zionist colonies dotting the fertile lands of Jezreel Valley. These communities played a significant role in shaping the region's history while embracing its natural splendor. Megiddo Temple complex takes us back through time to ancient civilizations that once thrived here. Its ruins tell stories untold as they stand proudly amidst these breathtaking surroundings. The Jezreel Valley embodies both tranquility and power; it is where nature meets human ingenuity, and is no wonder why artists continue to find inspiration within its borders - capturing moments that seem suspended in eternity like the mythological Sisyphus, eternally pushing his boulder.