This sheet includes three beautiful panoramic views of the cities of Jerusalem, Ramla, and Nazareth. Jerusalem is shown as a more modern city, rather than one derived solely from Biblical sources. It was at this time under the rule of Suleiman the Magnificent, a Turkish Sultan, who rebuilt the wall surrounding the city. The Golden Gate is shown at the front of the building, it was sealed by Sultan Suleiman in 1541 to prevent the return of the Jewish Messiah. All three views contain figures dressed in the fashion of the local inhabitants.

References: Van der Krogt (Vol. IV) #1970.

Condition: B

A sharp impression with full contemporary color on a bright sheet. There are a few small abrasions, minor soilng, and an extraneous crease parallel to the centerfold. There are strips of non-archival tape along the centerfold on verso, some of which have caused staining on recto, however the staining is mostly confined to the margins.