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The photograph depicts a group of people gathered in front of what appears to be a stone tomb entrance. The tomb is built into a rugged stone wall, with a dark, rectangular opening. The stonework is rough and irregular, suggesting an ancient structure. In the foreground, two figures are prominent: a man and a woman, both dressed in traditional Middle Eastern attire. The woman, on the left, is shrouded in a white head covering and a dark robe. She is seen holding a book, her head slightly bowed as if in contemplation or prayer. Beside her stands a man in a long, white robe and a turban. He faces forward, but his gaze is directed to the side, away from the camera. Another figure, also in traditional dress, is visible behind him. The composition places the people as central subjects, drawing the viewer's eye to their solemn presence against the backdrop of the historical site. Titled "Tomb of Lazarus, Bethany, Palestine" was published by J.F. Jarvis Publisher and sold by Underwood & Underwood.
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Great condition. This card has been well kept and retains strong image quality. Minor handling or light surface wear may be present, but no major flaws such as creases or tears. The mount shows normal age but remains clean and sturdy overall. Please review photos closely to confirm exact condition.
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