1938 Shahba Roman Ruins, Pavement and Colonnade Framed Vintage Photo Philippopolis • Unhemmed bottom
Description
• Unhemmed bottom
• Contrast raglan sleeve
The Syrian Memories Star is embroidered on the front
framed and printed on thick matte paper
• Set-in sleeves
1938 Shahba Roman Ruins, Pavement and Colonnade Framed Vintage Photo Philippopolis • Unhemmed bottom1938 photograph of the Roman ruins in Shahba (), Al Suwayda Province ( ), with a young girl strolling casually down its well preserved pavement and colonnade. Known in late antiquity as Philippopolis, named after Roman emperor Philip the Arab ( ), it was built to celebrate the thousand year foundation of Rome. This Dry plate negative reprint is from the American Colony Matson Photo Service. This is a hi res reprint (not an original), framed and
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