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Tripoli's Ruins Poster
by Maj Seda
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Tripoli's Ruins poster by Maj Seda. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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The Roman City of Leptis Magna... more
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Artist's Description
The Roman City of Leptis Magna
The source of many of the stones that were used to create The Ruins at Virginia Water is Leptis Magna, a Roman city cited on the shores of the Mediterranean near Tripoli, in present day Libya.
Founded before the birth of Christ, Leptis Magna flourished during the first and second centuries AD. The site developed into a fine, classical Roman city with a theatre, colonnades, temples and a market.
After the fall of the Roman Empire, Leptis Magna was occupied briefly by the Byzantines but today is an abandoned site, still largely buried in the sand.
In 1816 Colonel Hanmer Warrington, Consul General in Tripoli, persuaded the local Governor that the Prince Regent (later George IV) should receive a series of stones from Leptis Magna as a gift, and permission was given to the British officer, Commander WH Smythe to remove columns and stones.
22 granite columns, 15 marble columns, 10 capitals, 25 pedestals, 7 loose slabs, 10...
About Maj Seda
Richmond, Surrey, UK All images are property of the artist and protected by (c) copyright. --- ***http://maj-seda.pixels.com/ ***http://www.flickr.com/photos/evictoria2011/
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Mike Nahorniak
Tremendous pic! Sure does look like a great place to observe history! v
Maj Seda replied:
Many thanks Mike
Marco Oliveira
Nice ruins! V.
Maj Seda replied:
Thanks Marco