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About "The Pillars of Palmyra - Eternity in stone"
by WeltReisender Magazin
About the artwork
This impressive photo shows one of the most characteristic architectural features of the ruined city of Palmyra in Syria: the seemingly endless rows of columns of the Great Colonnaded Street. Bathed in warm, golden-coloured light, they look like silent guardians of a bygone era - majestic, rhythmic and full of history.
The city of Palmyra, once a flourishing hub on the Silk Road, was known for its impressive mix of Roman, Persian and local architecture. These columns - in their regular repetition, their play of light and shadow - tell not only of architectural sophistication, but also of the cultural richness and importance of this city for the ancient world.
The picture is moving in its clarity and depth. It conveys strength and tranquillity at the same time - a symbol of permanence in the midst of a changing world. Today, many of these buildings have been destroyed or severely damaged. This makes this photo all the more valuable as a visual reminder of what was - and as a reminder of what must be preserved.
A picture for friends of classical aesthetics, for travellers in spirit - and for all those who recognise beauty in detail.
About WeltReisender Magazin
I have brought back many photo impressions from my travels. So that you can also enjoy the impressive pictures, I offer selected photos here that can be printed on canvas, as posters, on acrylic glass and even more media. For more travel inspiration, visit my website.. Read more…
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