In the Footsteps of Abraham: The Holy Land in Hand-Painted Photographs/ Richard Hardiman, Helen Speelman

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TextPublication details: NY; Woodstuck and London; Overlook Duckworth, Peter Mayer Publishers; 2008Description: 384p; 29x30cmISBN:

9781590201077

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Summary: A visual and historical exploration of the Holy Land through early 20th-century photographs, many hand-colored from glass lantern slides commissioned by Ari Speelman. The work documents landscapes, religious sites, and diverse communities, reflecting the region’s significance to the Abrahamic faiths and its pre-modern transformation.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Photography Gallery	Technology- Photography, Cinematography, Electronic Media	TR624-835 120.447 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		6554

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A visual and historical exploration of the Holy Land through early 20th-century photographs, many hand-colored from glass lantern slides commissioned by Ari Speelman. The work documents landscapes, religious sites, and diverse communities, reflecting the region’s significance to the Abrahamic faiths and its pre-modern transformation.

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