1855 1ed HOLY LAND David Roberts Jerusalem Jacob's Well Nazareth Calvary Samaria David Roberts, a 19th-century British artist, made his claim to fame by his impressive work "The Holy Land". Roberts began a missionary voyage to the Middle East in 1838 in which he traveled to Egypt, Israel, and other countries in the Holy Land where he illustrated iconic ruins, temples, and famous landscapes. These views became instantly popular throughout the English speaking world in 'The Holy Land', each paired with a description of the location. This first volume of Roberts' "The Holy Land" contains 44 locations including: · Jacob's Well · Views of Jerusalem from Mount of Olives · Entrance to Holy Sepulchre · View of Cana, Fountain of Cana · Ruins of Church of St. John, Sebaste · Ancient Samaria ruins · Absalom's Pillar · View of Calvary · Valley of Jehoshaphat · General view of Nazareth / shrines and churches ·…