Palmira Collection

Inside a Zurkhaneh, traditional Iranian or Persian gymnasium. Two men wrestle at koshti pahlavani, while athletes train with meels, Indian clubs, and musicians play drums and cymbals

Courtyard of the Temple of Bel or Baal, Palmyra, Syria
View of the courtyard of the Temple of Bel or Baal, Palmyra, Syria, Prospetto della Corte del Tempio di Palmira. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giovanni Antonio Sasso from Giulio Ferrarios

Plan, tomb and column from the Temple of Bel, Palmyra, Syria
Plan, tomb and column from the Temple of Bel or Baal, Palmyra, Syria, Pianta della Corte del Tempio di Palmira. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giovanni Antonio Sasso from Giulio Ferrarios

A west view of the ruins of the Great Temple in Palmira (engraving)
820084 A west view of the ruins of the Great Temple in Palmira (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A west view of the ruins of the Great Temple in Palmira)

Palmyra (b / w photo)
5214666 Palmyra (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Palmyra. Illustration for Album de Terre Sainte (Holy Land Album) (Maison de la Bonne Presse)

Stage design for the opera Palmira, regina di Persia by Antonio Salieri. Artist: Radl, Anton (1774-1852)
Stage design for the opera Palmira, regina di Persia by Antonio Salieri. Private Collection

A General View of Palmira in Arabia, c1770. Artist: Edward Rooker
A General View of Palmira in Arabia, c1770

Syria / Palmyra C1750
The Remains of the Great Temple Solum in Palmira seen from the West Date: circa 1750

SYRIA. Palmira. Great Colonnade. In the background, the Castle of Qalaat ibn Maan. Roman art. Early Empire

Siria, Palmira view

Horse carriage in street of Palmira in Havana Habana Cuba

Classic American auto taxi closeup in colorful mode in Palmira area of Havana Habana Cuba

Temple of Baal, Palmyra, Syria
A Temple, ruins at Palmyra, Syria. The most striking building in Palmyra is the huge temple of Ba al one of the most important religious building of the first century AD in the Middle East

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"Palmira: A Journey through Time and Cultures" Step into the vibrant world of Palmira, a city that transcends borders and epochs. Explore its rich history, from the ancient Zurkhaneh gymnasium to the majestic Temple of Bel in Syria. Inside a Zurkhaneh, you can witness the traditional Iranian or Persian physical training methods that have been passed down for centuries. Feel the energy as athletes practice their strength and agility, embodying a legacy of discipline and perseverance. In the courtyard of the Temple of Bel or Baal, Palmyra's grandeur unfolds before your eyes. Marvel at its architectural marvels - intricate columns, tombs, and plans that once stood as testaments to human ingenuity and devotion. Transport yourself back in time with an engraving capturing a west view of the ruins of the Great Temple in Palmira. Let your imagination run wild as you envision this magnificent structure in all its glory. The opera "Palmira, regina di Persia" by Antonio Salieri brings this captivating city to life on stage. Admire Anton Radl's exquisite stage design that transports audiences to ancient Persia with its opulence and grandeur. Edward Rooker's artwork takes us even further back in time with his depiction in Arabia during 1770. Experience the allure of this desert oasis through Rooker's skilled brushstrokes. Palmyra also extends beyond Syria; it finds echoes across continents. In Havana Cuba's streets lies another Palmira – a bustling hub where horse carriages traverse palm-lined avenues amidst colonial architecture. No matter where we encounter it – be it Siria or Cuba – Palmira continues to captivate our senses with its timeless beauty. Its great colonnade stands tall against changing landscapes while reminding us of humanity's enduring spirit throughout history.