Rock Cut Conduit Under Robinsons Arch, Jerusalem, 1871

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"Rock Cut Conduit Under Robinsons Arch, Jerusalem, 1871" is a historical artwork by British artist and war correspondent, William Simpson. Completed during Simpson's travels to the Middle East in the Victorian era, the medium of the work is watercolor, depicting a significant archaeological site in the city of Jerusalem. As the title suggests, the artwork presents the rock-cut conduits or water channels under Robinson's Arch, a noted architectural feature associated with the ancient Temple Mount.

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1823, Simpson was known for his visual documentation of historical and geopolitical events, utilising his skills in both sketching and painting. His series of works, created during his journeys to sites of historical significance across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, demonstrated his keen interest in archaeological subjects. His firsthand observations and artistic depictions have contributed greatly to historical studies and understanding.

"Rock Cut Conduit Under Robinsons Arch, Jerusalem, 1871" stands as a testament to Simpson's meticulous attention to detail and careful rendering of architectural elements. The artwork offers a glimpse into the historic environment of Jerusalem and the significant water systems that sustained life in the city. As such, this work forms part of a vital visual chronicle that captures the essence of the past, enriching our understanding of history and the world's cultural heritage.

Given the artwork's historical context, archaeological subject matter, and origins in the travel narratives of a noted 19th-century artist, it holds significant relevance in the fields of art history, archaeology, and historical studies alike. Today, it continues to be studied and appreciated for its artistic and historical value. According to available records, the artwork is currently part of a private collection.

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