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The Twenty-Third Psalm. Views taken chiefly at the Pastoral Spring of Ain Farah, Generally accepted as the scene of the inspiration for this sublime Psalm of Trust by the “Sweet Psalmist of Israel”

The Twenty-Third Psalm. Views taken chiefly at the Pastoral Spring of Ain Farah, Generally accepted as the scene of the inspiration for this sublime Psalm of Trust by the “Sweet Psalmist of Israel”

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Seller: Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA
Title
The Twenty-Third Psalm. Views taken chiefly at the Pastoral Spring of Ain Farah, Generally accepted as the scene of the inspiration for this sublime Psalm of Trust by the “Sweet Psalmist of Israel”
Seller
Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
Jerusalem, Palestine: F. Vester & Co., The American Colony Stores, 1920. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. Printed title page (with text of Psalm 23 on verso), and 13 original hand-tinted sepia photographs of Palestinian shepherds mounted on cardboard leaves. Each photograph is accompanied by a tissue guard sheet with a printed verse from Psalm 23. Leather cord-bound album “bound in sheep skin prepared in a Palestinian tannery.” The edges of the sheep skin are lightly rubbed, else fine. Laid in are two string-bound typescript sheets titled: “Shepherd Life in Palestine”. A beautiful album of photographs with an additional supplemental text, produced by the American Colony in Jerusalem. The store was a charitable, cooperative enterprise managed by members of the Colony. A scarce album “of gorgeous hand-tinted sepia photographs … of lush romantic Palestinian landscapes that followed both painterly and popular culture artistic traditions.” (Barbara Bair. *The American Colony Photography Department*).

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