1962 Damascus Middle East Airlines Framed Arabic Vintage Tourism Poster Color:Black or Jabal Al-Lukkam) standing tall

or Jabal Al-Lukkam) standing tall in the background

It was taken from Bab Antakya (باب انطاكية)

it was initially built by the the Umayyad caliph Abd al-Malik (عبد الملك ابن مروان ابن الحكم) and is considered the oldest surviving example of Islamic architecture

paired with “Syrian Arab Republic” rendered in the new Arabic script and in English

3 oz/yd² (145

1962 Damascus Middle East Airlines Framed Arabic Vintage Tourism Poster Color:Black or Jabal Al-Lukkam) standing tallMiddle East Airlines (MEA) Vintage Travel Poster reprint featuring 'The Minaret of the Bride' ( ) of Umayyad Mosque in Damascus. This Arabic version is part of an early 1960s promotional series designed by French artist Jacques Auriac. This is a reprint (not original), framed and printed on high quality paper, with a partly glossy, partly matte finish. 10 mil (0. 25 mm) thick paper Paper weight: 260 g m . 75 (1. 9 cm) thick ayous wood frame Acrylite