Jerusalem, Israel
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Fountain of Sabil Qa'It Bay, and Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem, c 1920
A photograph showing the Fountain of Sabil Qa'It Bay, and the Dome of the Rock Jerusalem, and marked "American Colony, Jerusalem."
From Above, of the Stone Model east Elevation Ink Photo, Sprague and Co Ltd 69 and 70, Dean S1 London, Soho the Architect, the Drawings of the Model Which Was Destroyed, 11-Jun-20
An aerial photograph of the stone model, showing the east elevation.
From Above, of TheStone Model south Elevation, 1920
An aerial photograph of the stone model, showing the south elevation.
General plan showing main departments, 1920
A plate showing a duplicate image of Patrick Geddes' and Frank C. Mears designs for the Hebrew University, showing a general plan outlining main departments.
General view from the South, 1920
A plate showing a duplicate image of Patrick Geddes' and Frank C. Mears designs for the Hebrew University, showing the general view from the South.
Hebrew University in Jerusalem - Designs, 11-Jun-20
Three plates showing Patrick Geddes' and Frank C. Mears' designs for the proposed Hebrew University at Jerusalem. Detailed as being from the architect and dated 11 June 1920.
Hebrew University in Jerusalem - Project Designs, 1920
A series of three sepia reproduction images produced by Sprague and Co. Ltd, of 69-70 Dean Street, London, Soho, of Patrick Geddes and Frank C. Mears' designs for a proposed Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Designs were submitted to the Zionist Organisation. The original drawings signed by the architect 11 June 1920.
Jerusalem Et Le Mont Des Oliviers, c 1914
A lithograph drawn by Charles van de Velde and lithography by Eugène Cicéri showing Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives. The Mount of Olives is a mountain ridge east of and adjacent to Jerusalem's Old City, and is named for the olive groves that once covered its slopes. The mount has been used as a Jewish cemetery for over 3000 years and holds approximately 150,000 graves. Several key events in the life of Jesus, as related in the Gospels, took place on the Mount of Olives.
Jerusalem, from Mount Scopus, c 1920
A photograph showing Jerusalem from Mount Scopus and possibly showing the 'American Colony', a colony established in Jerusalem in 1881 by members of a Christian utopian society led by Anna and Horatio Spafford.
Jerusalem: l'ancienne ville de Jerusalem et ses environs c.1700-c.1800, c 1914
L' Ancienne Ville de Jerusalem et ses Environs, engraver unknown, related to Bernard Lamy, 'Introduction à lÉcriture Sainte' (Introduction to Sacred Scripture) published 1711.