Beit Jibrin (Eleutheropolis) with the ruins of the Knights Hospitallers’ fortress at sunrise.

Ramla, Ancient Arimathea: Panorama of the 15th century Hospice of St. Nicodemus and St. Joseph of Arimathea with the 8th century White Mosque tower in the foreground.

Bethlehem: Panoramic view from the Judean hills.

St Sabba Greek Orthodox monastery overlooking the Kidron Valley,

Mount Lion: Bird’s eye view from Jebel Deir Abu Tor (hill of Evil Counsel).

Jerusalem: Siloam. View of the biblical fresh water fountain in Silwan, East Jerusalem.

Wady Sabra Arena south of Petra: View of the Nabataean ruins at the foot of Jabel El-Yathum and above the riverbed of Wady El- Yathum.

Mount Sinai: Panorama from the valley approach.

Petra: View from the North East of the four Royal Tombs: The Urn, The Silk, The Corinthian and The Palace.

View over Askalon and the Sea of Tiberias.

Petra: El- Deir or The Monastery. Built in a reinterpertation of the Corinthian order, the monastery was a temple and dining hall.

Jerusalem: Valley of Jehosaphat with the City in the distance.

Wady Mokatteb, Gebel el Mokatteb or Written Mountains. View from the south east with a caravan on the approach. The famous inscriptions were variously attributed as Hamyaric and Chaldean.

Mount Sinai, the convent of Saint Catherine.

Sea of Galilee also known as Lake Tiberias. Panoramic view showing the sea and surrounding mountains.

Nazareth: Convent of Terra Santa.

Bethlehem: Panoramic view of the town and the Church of the Nativity.

Holy Sepulchre Church: View of the Church of the Ressurection at Calvary (Golgotha) with five vignettes of the interior. Text in French.

Petra: Looking south toward the main site on Jebel al-Madhbah.

Jerusalem: Panoramic view of Jerusalem: With vignettes of Mount Lebanon, and Tombs of Zechariah, Absalom and the Kings. Text in French.

Petra: View of the entrance to a Nabataean tomb with a Greek inscription.

Petra: Al Khazneh, the treasury. View of the entrance to Nabatean mausoleum.

Petra: View of a Corinthian tomb. One of the four Royal Tombs replicating Nero’s Domus Aurea at Rome.

Jerusalem: Bird’s eye view from Gethsemen of the Old City: Based on the 1660 view by Wenceslaus Hollar, after the drawings of the Jesuit Juan Battista Villalpando.

Jericho: View over the mouth of the Jordan and Dead Sea looking towards the mountains of Moab.

RARE: Panorama from the valley of Josaphat. de Forbin, curator of the Louvre, arrived in the Levant with an expedition of artists to purchase antiquities.

Mount Hor from the cliffs encircling Petra.

Nablous, Ancient Shechem: Panorama of the city with evening camel train and ruins in foreground.

Pillar of Absalom in the Kidron valley near Jerusalem.

Jerusalem: Panoramic view of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives. Six views surround the main image; The Triumphal Arch, Tadmor; Rachel’s Tomb; The English Church at Jerusalem; Facade of the Tomb of the Virgin; Damascus; The Temple of Jupiter, Baalbec.

Mount Sinai: The Christian and Mahometan Chapels.

Mount Sinai: St. Catherine’s Convent.

Jerusalem: Panorama of the City looking from the Mount of Olives to the Mosque of Omar.

Panorama of Jerusalem and its environs from the Mount of Olives.

Gaza: Panoramic view approaching by Beit-Gebrin. With the Egyptian Light Dragoons and Lancers marching to Sidon (Sayda).

Gaza: View of the west entrance to the city.

Caiphas looking towards Mount Carmel.

Bethlehem: Panorama of the city with vignettes of Nazareth, church of the Annunciation, and the church at Cana.

Lydda, (Lod). View over the ruins of the medieval church of St George rebuilt in 1871.

Jerusalem: Extensive view of the City and the Valley of Jehoshapat from between Scopas and the Mount of Olives.

Petra: The Ravine. The ancient capital of the Nabatean Kingdom built by the 4th century BC was rediscovered by the West in 1812.

Jerusalem: Solomon’s Temple: View of the Court of the Priests during preparations for offering sacrifices.

Temple Mount: The Western Wall and Dome of the Rock.

Petra: View of the Theatre.

Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives.

Petra: Entrance to El Siq Canyon. Showing the arch destroyed in the earthquake of 1896.

Petra: Tomb of Sextius Florentinus, a Roman governor of Arabia Petrea. (Tomb with Latin inscription).

Jordan Valley: Descent upon the valley of the Jordan.

RARE: Mosque of El-Haram. In 1817 de Forbin, curator of the Louvre, arrived in the Levant with an expedition of artists to purchase antiquities.

Mount Sinai: Convent of St.Catherine, looking towards the ruin of the encampment.

Petra: Remains of the Triumphal Arch erected to the Emperor Hadrian (76-138 AD).