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William Henry Bartlett
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Jerusalem. The Lord Doth Build Up Jerusalem (Psalm CXLVII. 2.)
Publication Place / Date
London? / 1847 circa
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11 x 7.5 inches
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Hand Colored
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VG+
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Striking view of modern Jerusalem, as seen from a neighboring hillside.

The view includes several groups of pilgrims in the foreground and the layout of the Holy City in the background. 

This view is a rare variant of William Henry Bartlett's view of modern Jerusalem, published by an unknown publisher, likely in London in the middle of the 19th century. The text at the bottom of the map includes a quote from Psalm 147.

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