Architectural and spiritual heritage of Palestine through meticulous early photography, blending documentation with artistic sensitivity.
A meticulous visual study of Jerusalem’s ancient structures that redefined photography’s role in archaeology and 19th-century exploration.
Western U.S. landscapes and geological features taken during expeditions from 1871–1873.
A 19th-century photographic and archaeological exploration of pre-Columbian ruins in Central America and Mexico, documenting Maya and Toltec civilizations.
Biblical archaeological sites and natural formations of the eastern Mediterranean, documented during the 1864 Duc de Luynes’ scientific expedition.
Exploration of ancient Egyptian and Nubian monuments, blending artistry with archaeological documentation in the mid-19th century.