Jérusalem, Saint Sépulcre, détails des chapiteaux 1854 Auguste Salzmann French Salzmanns photographs dissect the churchs facade element by element. He recognized the building as a physical manifestation of the multicultural citys history, during which it changed hands over many centuries: "Destroyed and rebuilt under the strangest circumstances, it offers a meeting of diverse elements that cannot be found elsewhere." He focused on the churchs relationship to French medieval cathedrals, a number of which were then being studied and restored under the direction of architect Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (1814-1879). In this photograph, Salzmann isolates the capitals in the center of the main entrance, leaving a fraction of each frieze to link the composition to the previous and following plates. His radical mode of picture making results in photographs that both stand on their own and respond to their context in the album.. Jérusalem, Saint Sépulcre, détails des chapiteaux 286798

Jérusalem, Saint Sépulcre, détails des chapiteaux 1854 Auguste Salzmann French Salzmanns photographs dissect the churchs facade element by element. He recognized the building as a physical manifestation of the multicultural citys history, during which it changed hands over many centuries: "Destroyed and rebuilt under the strangest circumstances, it offers a meeting of diverse elements that cannot be found elsewhere." He focused on the churchs relationship to French medieval cathedrals, a number of which were then being studied and restored under the direction of architect Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (1814-1879). In this photograph, Salzmann isolates the capitals in the center of the main entrance, leaving a fraction of each frieze to link the composition to the previous and following plates. His radical mode of picture making results in photographs that both stand on their own and respond to their context in the album.. Jérusalem, Saint Sépulcre, détails des chapiteaux 286798
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