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Model Of Jerusalem 19th Centurya

Model Of Jerusalem 19th Centurya

This captivating image unfolds over a small model of the Old City of Jerusalem from the 19th century, presenting a unique perspective from the west and south sides. Crafted with meticulous detail, the model is made from molten and beaten zinc, showcasing both durability and artistry. The hand-painted features add a layer of authenticity, bringing the miniature cityscape to life. The artisan behind this remarkable creation is Stefan Illés, a Hungarian Catholic who resided in the city during the late 19th century. Despite making a living from book binding, Illés dedicated his craftsmanship to meticulously hand-crafting this model between 1864 and 1873. As you explore the intricacies of the model, you're transported back in time, experiencing Jerusalem's historical charm and architectural details as envisioned by Illés over a century ago.

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Model Of Jerusalem 19th Centurya
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