Artists Pilgrimage Collection

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, III, Pilgrims firing Salutes at the Reputed Tomb of Moses
1059804 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, III, Pilgrims firing Salutes at the Reputed Tomb of Moses, " Neby Musa" (engraving) by Morgan

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, II (engraving)
1059794 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, II (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, II)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, X, landing at Jaffa, the Rock of Andromeda (engraving)
1059950 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, X, landing at Jaffa, the Rock of Andromeda (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VII (engraving)
1060074 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VII (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VII)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VI, the Holy Fire in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem during
1060070 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VI, the Holy Fire in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem during the Greek Easter (engraving) by Nash

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, X (engraving)
1059948 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, X (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, X)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VII, the Ceremony of "Washing of Feet"at the Door of the Holy
1059884 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, VII, the Ceremony of " Washing of Feet" at the Door of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem (engraving) by English School

An Artists Pilgrimage in the Holy Land, IX (engraving)
1059922 An Artists Pilgrimage in the Holy Land, IX (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage in the Holy Land, IX)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (engraving)
1059789 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (engraving)
1059788 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land)

An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, IV, British Syrian Schools (engraving)
1059843 An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, IV, British Syrian Schools (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Artists Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, IV)

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"An Artists Pilgrimage: Capturing the Sacred Essence of the Holy Land" Embarking on a spiritual journey, artists from all corners of the world set foot in the revered Holy Land. With each step, they sought to capture and immortalize the profound beauty that lay before them. In their quest for inspiration, these pilgrims found themselves at various sacred sites, such as Neby Musa - where salutes were fired at the reputed tomb of Moses. The engravings vividly depict this awe-inspiring moment, showcasing their reverence for history and faith. Journeying further into this hallowed land, they arrived at Jaffa's shores – an ancient port steeped in mythology. Here, they beheld Andromeda's Rock; its rugged beauty serving as a testament to both nature's power and mankind's resilience. As Jerusalem embraced them with open arms, these artists witnessed extraordinary events within its holy walls. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre became a focal point during Greek Easter when flames danced in harmony with worshippers' devotion. This mesmerizing scene was captured through intricate engravings that conveyed both spirituality and artistic prowess. The pilgrimage continued with moments etched forever in memory – "Washing of Feet" ceremony outside the Holy Sepulchre's doors symbolized humility and unity among believers. These powerful images depicted not only religious rituals but also humanity's shared values. Amidst their exploration, these artists encountered British Syrian Schools – institutions dedicated to nurturing young minds amidst turmoil. Their engravings showcased hope amid adversity while highlighting education as a beacon for progress. Through every engraving produced during this transformative journey, it becomes evident that art served as a bridge between worlds – connecting past and present; faith and creativity; tradition and innovation. This artist pilgrimage stands as a testament to human yearning for connection beyond borders or beliefs – seeking solace in capturing fleeting moments infused with the divine.