ORIGINAL ENGRAVING · NEW TESTAMENT
The Ruins of Cesarea
Horsemen among the broken columns of Caesarea, from the south-west.
Caesarea appears often in the Acts of the Apostles. Acts 10; 23–26
View full size The plate is reproduced from a photograph of a surviving copy. The image has been rotated, straightened and cropped to the plate, but the engraving itself is not retouched.
- Printed title
- The Ruins of Cesarea
- Subtitle
- From the South West
- Place today
- Caesarea Maritima
- Painter or artist
- S. Bough
- Engraver
- W. Richardson
- Source of credits
- Credit lines printed on the plate
- From
- The Comprehensive Family Bible, Blackie and Son
THEN AND NOW
A contemporary
interpretation.
This engraving inspired Golden-Hour Ruins by the Sea, a contemporary AI-assisted artwork available as a canvas print.

