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The reconstructed Ishtar Gate

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The reconstructed Ishtar Gate

The reconstructed Ishtar Gate, Babylon, Iraq, Middle East

Robert Harding Picture Library provides high quality travel, nature, wildlife & environmental photos

Media ID 1166086

© Robert Harding 2008 - All Rights Reserved

Achaemenid Arch Way Assyrian Battlement Combat Dark Door Way Fixing Gate Iraq Iraqi Ishtar Gate Mesopotamia Mesopotamian Photographs Portal Reconstructed Reconstruction Renovation Repeat Repeating Repetition Ancient Civilisation Archeological Site Intricate Ishtar Turret


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This print showcases the reconstructed Ishtar Gate, an iconic entrance to the ancient city of Babylon in Iraq. Standing tall and majestic against a dark exterior, this structure is a true testament to the rich heritage and traditions of Mesopotamia's ancient civilization. The gate's intricate blue patterns, adorned with animal combat scenes, create a mesmerizing sight for tourists and history enthusiasts alike. Its ornate arches and elaborate facade transport visitors back in time, allowing them to immerse themselves in the wonders of this archaeological marvel. As morning light illuminates the tower-like battlements and doorways, one can't help but feel awestruck by its grandeur. The reconstruction efforts have successfully captured the essence of this historical landmark while offering contemporary fixes that ensure its preservation for generations to come. With its cultural significance deeply rooted in Assyrian and Achaemenid civilizations, the Ishtar Gate stands as a symbol of Mesopotamian greatness. Its portal invites travelers from all corners of the world to explore Iraq's rich history and architectural brilliance. Photographed from a low angle perspective, this vertical composition highlights both the gate's towering presence and its harmonious blend with surrounding landscapes. The use of negative space adds depth to the image while emphasizing repetition - an essential element in Mesopotamian artistry. J. P De Mann/Robert Harding has masterfully captured not just a photograph but also an invitation to travel through time into one of humanity's most remarkable chapters - making it an ideal addition for

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