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226. Fountain of Cana.
Half folio.
Image: 9 1/2” x 13 1/4”.
Original lithographic colors. The well at Cana
where tradition holds the water was drawn that
Jesus turned into wine.
[HI 099]
$400.
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227. Sea of Tiberias, Towards Bashan.
Full folio.
Image: Approx. 13” x 19”.
Original lithographic colors. The Sea of Tiberias was also known as the Sea of Galilee. Here it is shown as approached from Nazareth in the west. With image No. 228, this print makes a diptych panorama.
[HI 100]
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228. Tiberias [Looking Towards Hermon].
Full folio.
Image: 12 3/4” x 19 1/8”.
Original lithographic colors. The town of Tiberias is seen in the distance, with the Lake of Tiberias. With image No. 227, this print makes a diptych panorama.
[HI 101]
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229. Town of Tiberias,
Looking Towards Lebanon.
Half folio.
Image: 9 3/4” x 13 1/2”.
Original lithographic colors. The town of Tiberias, viewed from the Roman ruins at the hot springs south of the city.
[HI 102]
$375
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230. Tiberias from the Walls.
Half folio.
Image: 9 3/8” x 13 3/8”.
Original lithographic colors. The town of Tiberias
with the town of Safed on the hill in the distance.
An earthquake had devastated the area only a year before Roberts’ visit, killing many of the residents of Safed.
[HI 103]
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231. St. Jean D’Acre from the Land
Full folio.
Image: Approx. 14” x 19”. Original lithographic colors. A view of what is now modern Acre, showing the army of the Pasha conducting maneuvers.
[HI 104]
$1,200.
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233. Caiphas, Looking Towards
Mount Carmel.
Full folio.
Image: 13 1/8” x 19 5/8”.
Original lithographic colors. A view of the
Mediterranean coast near Mount Carmel.
[HI 106]
$1000.
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235. Cape Blanco.
Full folio.
Image: 14 1/16” x 20”.
Original lithographic colors. One of the few landscape images from the series without prominent ruins or figures, showing a section of the coast of Lebanon, south of Tyre.
[HJ 108]
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236. General View of Tyre.
Full folio.
Image: 13 1/8” x 19 9/16”.
Original lithographic colors. One of the best images of the Lebanese Coast and the old city of Tyre.
[HJ 109]
$1,450.
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241. General View of Sidon
Full folio.
Image: Approx. 13” x 19”. Original lithographic colors. The ancient city of Sidon was the site of many seiges and battles during and after the Crusades.
[HJ 114]
$1,200.
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242. The Citadel of Sidon.
Half folio.
Image: Approx. 10” x 13”.
Original lithographic colors. A depiction of the
Citadel of Sidon, protecting the harbor and connecting
to the mainland with a graceful causeway.
[HJ 115]
$400.
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243. Sidon, from the North.
Half folio.
Image: 9 3/4” x 13 1/2”.
Original lithographic colors. The city of Sidon, showing the Temple of Zebulon in the foreground and the fortified city wall behind it.
[HJ 116]
$350.
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244. Doorway of Baalbec.
Full folio.
Royal Subscription Edition, 1842-49.
Image: 14 3/8” x 20 7/16”.
Original lithographic colors, with original hand
coloring added. One of the key Holy Land images.
A spectacular view of the ruins of Baalbec. Roberts
exaggerated the fallen keystone for effect.
[HK 117]
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245. Baalbec [Western Portico].
Full folio.
Image: 12 15/16” x 19 5/8”.
Original lithographic colors, with modern hand coloring added. Another important Holy Land lithograph. A view of the Western Portico of the central ruins of the Roman temple of Baal.
[HK 118]
$2,200 version with added hand coloring.
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246. Baalbec [General View]
Full folio.
Image: Approx. 13” x 19 1/2”. Original lithographic
colors. The Baalbec ruins from the near distance, with
Roberts’ party encamped in the foreground.
[HK 119]
$1,500.
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247. Portion of the Eastern Portico, Baalbec.
Full folio.
Image: 14” x 20”.
Original lithographic colors, with added modern hand coloring. Roberts noted that the stones used here were the largest he had seen, one piece being over 60 feet long, twice what he had encountered in any Egyptian ruin.
[HK 120]
$1,500 version with added hand coloring.
RSE version available $1950.
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248. Baalbec, from the Fountain
[Title Vignette].
Full folio.
Image: 14 5/16” x 20 1/2”.
Original lithographic colors, with added modern
hand coloring. One of the three Holy Land Title
Vignettes. Roberts considered this the finest location
from which to view the entire site of Baalbec.
[HK 121]
$700 version with added hand coloring.
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249. Circular Temple, Baalbec.
Half folio.
Image: 9 1/2” x 13 9/16”.
Original lithographic colors. The Baalbec ruins seen from the southeast. This lithograph shows the most detail of the main temple exterior of any of the Baalbec prints.
[HK 122]
$450.
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250. Lesser Temple of Baalbec, looking towards Lebanon
Half folio.
Image: 9 11/16” x 13 1/2”. Original lithographic colors. A view of the Baalbec ruins from the North, showing the lower enclosures. Roberts commented on the exceptional strength with which Baalbec had been built, in part to withstand the area’s earthquakes.
[HK 123]
$300.
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