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Francis Frith

Francis Frith

The Acropolis (1839)

Mount Hermon (1855)

Distant View of Mont Serbal (1855)

The Broken Obelisk, Karnac from the album Egypt and Palestine (1857)

The Pyramids of Giza from the Southwest (1858)

Entrance of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem (Plate 17) (1858)

Jerusalem from The Mount of Olives (Plate 16) (1858)

The Valley of Jehoshaphat, Jerusalem (Plate 14) (1858)

The Sphinx and Great Pyramid, Gezah (1858)

The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx (1858)

The Second Pyramid from the Southeast (1858)

Photo by Francis Frith of the Temple of Khonsu at Karnak (1859)

El Khusne, The Rock Temple, Petra ( 547) (1860)

Shakespeare's House, Stratford On Avon (1860)

Windermere, from Low Wood Inn (1860)

Grasmere (1860)

Rydal Water from Loughrigg Terrace (1860)

No. 1 Locomotive and Tender, Darlington Railway Station (1860)

The Temple of the Winds, Athens ( 631) (1860)

The Parthenon, Athens, from the East ( 623) (1860)

The Pool of Siloam, Jerusalem ( 578) (1860)

Shechem (Nablous), Between Ebel and Gerizim ( 590) (1860)

The Golden Gate, Jerusalem ( 587) (1860)

Hebron and the Plain of Mamre, with Mosque Covering the Cave of Machpelah ( 559) (1860)

Waterfall on the Abana, Near Damascus ( 609) (1860)

Nazareth, from the East, with the Well of the Virgin ( 595) (1860)

Cedars of Lebanon ( 615) (1860)

Encampment in the Wilderness of Paran ( 529) (1860)

Rephidim, Wilderness of Paran (Wadyfeiran) (1860)

Tintern Abbey (1860)

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