The Pool of Bethseda, David Roberts

Description: This stunning lithograph by David Roberts depicts a breathtaking view of the Pool of Bethseda and Jerusalem. The image orientation is landscape and artist signature is printed, making it a unique and valuable addition to any collection. The piece is a standard edition (SE) and was produced using lithography techniques in England during the Victorian period (1830-1900). The subject of the print is a city view, featuring the Pool of Bethseda and its surroundings. The item measures 17 inches in height and 24 inches in width, and is unframed. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE View of buildings situated on high walls around a center pool of water. In the foreground, which is on one edge of the walled area, there are six people sitting on the wall. At least four appear to be men and they are dress in Arabic clothing. One of the two people on the right side is a woman wearing a head covering. The other person behind her looks to be a man wearing a red fez or small cap. There is moss or some other plants growing from most of the buildings and the walls around the town. Down at the pond, there are a few people in the water or along the edge. A few trees are scattered around the pond and the hills to the right. The buildings are all white, tan, or brown. There are four towers or high buildings scattered around the town. Handwritten at the bottom of the lithograph is "Jerusalem. April 12th 1939" and "David Roberts." Also written beneath the image is "London. Pubd. by F.G. Moon."

Price: 1000 USD

Location: Laguna Niguel, California

End Time: 2025-01-12T23:38:20.000Z

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