Libyans Collection

LIBYA. TRIPOLI. Leptis Magna. Forum of Septimius Severus. Forum built after the rise to the empire of Lucius Septimius Severus in 193. Sculptural detail with Gorgons head. Roman art. Early Empire

Homeric cosmogony. Map of the Earth based on the myths and knowledge of the Ancient Greeks at the time of Homer (1st or 2nd millennium BC)

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of giraffes (12.000-8000 BC). Neolithic art. Cave

University students visit to Tripolitania (colour litho)
2778144 University students visit to Tripolitania (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The visit of university students in Tripolitania)

The fight around Tobruk (colour litho)
2778559 The fight around Tobruk (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The fight around Tobruk)

Relief depicting Northern Prisoners at the Battle of Ramses III
2973954 Relief depicting Northern Prisoners at the Battle of Ramses III, Great Temple of Medinet (stone) by Egyptian 20th Dynasty (1200-1085 BC); (add.info)

The draw operations for the winning tickets of the Tripoli Lottery were preceded... (colour litho)
2778152 The draw operations for the winning tickets of the Tripoli Lottery were preceded... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Emperor King on maneuvers in Libya (colour litho)
2783801 The Emperor King on maneuvers in Libya (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Emperor King on maneuvers in Libya)

Relief depicting Northern Prisoners at the Battle of Ramses III
2973955 Relief depicting Northern Prisoners at the Battle of Ramses III, Great Temple of Medinet (stone) by Egyptian 20th Dynasty (1200-1085 BC); (add.info)

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Depiction of a hunting scene (circa 1500 BC). Neolithic art. Cave

LIBYA. Leptis Magna. Forum of Septimius Severus. Forum built after the rise to the empire of Lucius Septimius Severus in 193. Sculptural detail with Gorgons head. Roman art. Early Empire. Architecture

Libya. Leptis Magna. Archaeology
LIBYA. TRIPOLI. Leptis Magna. Roman theatre, built in 1 AD. Roman art. Early Empire

Libya. Tadrart Acacus. Archaeology
LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of a village (12.000-8000 a.C.). Neolithic art. Cave

LIBYA. AKHDAR. Shahhat. Cyrene. Tomb. Roman art.; Greek art

LIBYA. SIRTE BASIN. Sabratha. Temple of Isis

LIBYA. TRIPOLI. Leptis Magna. Severus Basilica, building finished in 216. Roman art. Early Empire

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Zoomorphic drawing (circa 1500 BC). Neolithic art. Cave

LIBYA. TRIPOLI. Leptis Magna. Forum built during Septimius Severus government (late 2nd century, early 3rd century). Inside. Roman art

LIBYA. AKHDAR. Shahhat. Cyrene. Tob at Greek-Roman necropolis. Greek art.; Roman art. Architecture

LIBYA. SIRTE BASIN. Sabratha. Roman theatre

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of a hunting scene (12.000-8000 BC). Neolithic art. Cave

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of cattle

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of a dromedary (12.000-8000 BC). Neolithic art. Cave

LIBYA. Tadrart Acacus. Representation of dogs

Libyans Aid Italians
Libyan volunteers help Italians to victory

Libyans Fight Ethiopians
Libyan cavalry, having joined forces with the Italians, put the Ethiopians to flight near Gheratta

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Libyans: From Leptis Magna to Tadrart Acacus" Libya, a land steeped in history and culture, holds countless treasures waiting to be discovered. In the bustling city of Tripoli, one can immerse themselves in the ancient wonders of Leptis Magna. The Forum of Septimius Severus stands as a testament to the grandeur of Roman architecture, transporting visitors back in time. But Libya's historical significance goes beyond its cities; it extends into its breathtaking landscapes. Tadrart Acacus reveals stunning rock art that depicts giraffes gracefully roaming amidst an awe-inspiring desert backdrop. These ancient representations offer glimpses into Homeric cosmogony and provide insights into early civilizations' beliefs. Archaeology enthusiasts will find delight in exploring the ruins scattered across Leptis Magna. Each stone tells a story, whispering tales from centuries past. As you wander through these remnants, you can't help but feel connected to those who once called this place home. Venturing further into Libya's vast deserts unveils mesmerizing surprises at every turn. Desert Sentinels stand tall against endless dunes, their vibrant colors contrasting with nature's muted palette. Surprises await intrepid travelers – perhaps an unexpected oasis or a hidden gem tucked away amidst shifting sands. Intriguing artwork adorns lithographs capturing various aspects of Libyan life throughout history – from Eleven Prodi Carabinieri showcasing military valor to University students embarking on educational journeys through Tripolitania. Yet not all stories told are joyous; some depict darker chapters etched within Libya's past struggles. Breaks in the War reveal moments when conflict paused briefly before resuming its relentless grip on this land. The Punishment of Abyssinian Brigands serves as a reminder that even amid chaos and turmoil, justice prevails. Today, Libyans continue to embrace their rich heritage, preserving and sharing it with the world.