Jerusalem

This series consists of five boxes of photographs showing scenes of Ireland, Paris, Switzerland, Rome, Pompei, Athens, Istanbul, Jerusalem, Cairo, Thebes, Abu Simbel, Nubia, Petra, and more.

Copperplate engraving illustrating the Holy Temple of Jerusalem, showing surrounding buildings and walls, a key below the view lists the buildings numbered in the illustration. Dutch and French commentary.

Reproduction print of the painting entitled 'The Agony in the Garden', 1455, by Andrea Mantegna, probably cut from a publication. Included as an example of Renaissance (Venetian) visualisation of Jerusalem as seen from the Garden of Gethsemane.

Photograph of the Al-Aqsa Mosque from the Prickly Pears outside the Jews' quarter, Jerusalem.

Collotype reproduction of the Venetian painting the Sermon of St. Stephen Preaching, c. 1514, by Vittore Carpaccio. This reproduction was included in the Cities and Town Planning Exhibitions as an example of a religious painting still Medieval in doctrine, but expressing the Renaissance method and spirit and hence of the transition from the Medieval to the Renaissance in city planning.

Oblique pictorial map, engraving, annotated in Hebrew and English, n.d. By W. Aldis. Engraved & sold by Alexander Hill, 67 Princes St, Edinburgh. "The theoretical Jerusalem of the old print."

Replica of Coll-1167/A/3/1 an oblique pictorial map, engraving, annotated in Hebrew and English, n.d. By W. Aldis. Engraved & sold by Alexander Hill, 67 Princes St, Edinburgh. "The theoretical Jerusalem of the old print."

Photograph of the Tomb of St James, Zachariah & Jehoshaphat with the burying ground of the Jews in the Valley of Jehoshaphat, Jerusalem.

View of Jerusalem annotated in Latin, engraving hand-coloured in part, no attribution.

Engraving by Louis Martin Berthault, from a painting by Louis François Cassas. Undated but c. 1770-c. 1823. A view of Jerusalem as seen from the Mount of Olives. Figures in Muslim dress in the foreground.