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[ Ramallah ] Rama

This evocative engraving, titled Rama, from Cornelis de Bruyn's Reizen van Cornelis de Bruyn door de vermaardste Deelen van Klein Asia (1698), captures a panoramic view of the town of Ramallah as it appeared in the late 17th century. De Bruyn, a Dutch artist and traveler, was renowned for his detailed and precise renderings of the landscapes and cities he visited. This particular image is significant not only for its artistic value but also for its historical insight into Ramallah during a period of considerable change.

Price: $ 295.00

A Map of the Holy Land and Countries Adjacent

Antique map centered on the Holy Land and covering the area from Cairo north to Sivas, Turkey, and from the Mouths of the Nile River east to Anah, Iraq. It was engraved for William Whiston's Works of Josephus, a 19th-century English translation of the Romano-Jewish historian's works. 

Price: $ 145.00

Palestine

Detailed map of the Holy Land, from Finley's New General Atlas. 

Price: $ 125.00

Map of the Peninsula of Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea from the itineraries of E. Robinson and E. Smith

The Sinai Peninsula By The Father of Modern Biblical Geography

Price: $ 450.00

Iherusalem Turcis Cusembareich | Nazareth | Rama

This finely hand-colored copperplate engraving from Jan Jansson's rare town book offers three panoramic views of important biblical locations: Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Ramah (Ramma). The top portion of the print features a detailed and idealized depiction of Jerusalem during Ottoman rule. Prominent architectural landmarks such as the Dome of the Rock, city walls, and various minarets are clearly visible, set against the backdrop of the Judean hills. The scene is animated by groups of figures in period dress, possibly symbolizing pilgrims or travelers observing the grandeur of the Holy City.

Price: $ 1,800.00

Chorographia Terrae Sanctae In Angustiorem Fromam Redacta, Et Ex Variis Auctoribus . . . .

Scarce map of the Holy Land, with inset of Villaplando's Jerusalem.

Price: $ 575.00