Arches
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
[Architecture, (Algeria). Monumental arches at Lambessa, Timgad and Tebessa. II-III centuries A.D.], 1910-1940
[Architecture, Trajanic, (Alcantara, Spain). Bridge across the Tagus and monumental bridge arch], 1910-1940
[Cavaillons, Quadrifons Arch details (Provence, France)] [graphic], 1970-1988
The Bini collection (ca. 3000 prints, ca. 2000 contacts and ca. 1500 slides) focuses on archaeological sites in Rome and the Roman world, and also includes images of Etruscan art, and Medieval and Renaissance art and architecture.
[Gerasa, Arch of Hadrian (Jerash, Jordan)], 1930-1939
The collection consists of photographs of various sites, all produced by A. Henry Detweiler during his trips in Italy, Greece, Asia Minor and the Middle East. The photographs document the ancient architecture, landscape and archaeological surveying of these areas. Some of the images represent people and everyday life in the visited countries.
[Hadrianic Roman architecture, (Announa, Algeria). Arch], 1910-1940
[Monumental arch], 1930-1939
The collection consists of photographs of various sites, all produced by A. Henry Detweiler during his trips in Italy, Greece, Asia Minor and the Middle East. The photographs document the ancient architecture, landscape and archaeological surveying of these areas. Some of the images represent people and everyday life in the visited countries.
[Qalʿat Simʿān, church of Saint Simeon Stylites (Aleppo, Syria), fornix], 1930-1939
The collection consists of photographs of various sites, all produced by A. Henry Detweiler during his trips in Italy, Greece, Asia Minor and the Middle East. The photographs document the ancient architecture, landscape and archaeological surveying of these areas. Some of the images represent people and everyday life in the visited countries.
[Roman architecture, (Marcouna, Algeria). Arch built aunder Marcus Aurelius. II century A.D.], 1910-1940
[Sergiopolis, arch detail (Resafa, Syria)], 1930-1939
The collection consists of photographs of various sites, all produced by A. Henry Detweiler during his trips in Italy, Greece, Asia Minor and the Middle East. The photographs document the ancient architecture, landscape and archaeological surveying of these areas. Some of the images represent people and everyday life in the visited countries.