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View of the Mount of Olives, 1839. Creator: Heinrich von Mayr
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View of the Mount of Olives, 1839. Creator: Heinrich von Mayr
View of the Mount of Olives, 1839. From Malerische Ansichten aus dem Orient, gessamelt auf der Reise Sr. Hoheit des Herrn Herzogs Maximilian in Bayern nach Nubien, Aegypten, Palaestina, Syrien und Malta (Picturesque views from the Orient, assembled on the journey of his Serene Highness, the Duke Maximilian in Bavaria, to Nubia, Egypt, Palestine, Syria and Malta)
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Absaloms Tomb Arid Cemetery Graveyard Holy Land Jerusalem Israel Mausoleum Mount Of Olives Mount Olivet Necropolis Palestine Ridge Tomb Of Absalom Tombs Zion
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This black and white lithograph, titled "View of the Mount of Olives, 1839" takes us on a journey back in time to the Holy Land. Created by Heinrich von Mayr as part of his collection "Picturesque views from the Orient" this print showcases the arid landscape and rich heritage of Jerusalem, Israel. The image captures a panoramic view from the Mount of Olives, revealing its significance as a burial site. The tombs scattered across the ridge are prominent features, including Absalom's Tomb and Zechariah's Tomb. These ancient mausoleums stand as testaments to centuries of history and religious devotion. Mayr's attention to detail transports us to this sacred location with its rugged beauty. The stark contrast between light and shadow emphasizes both the harshness and serenity found within these hallowed grounds. As we gaze upon this scene, we can almost feel the weight of history that permeates every inch of this land. It serves as a reminder not only of death but also life—a place where pilgrims have traveled for generations seeking solace or spiritual enlightenment. This lithograph is now housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, preserving Mayr's artistic vision for future generations to appreciate. Through his lens, he invites us to explore not just a geographical feature but an entire culture steeped in tradition and faith—a testament to humanity's enduring connection with our past.
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