Cities, Citadels, and Sights of the Near East Beth S. Gersh-Nesic

Cities, Citadels, and Sights of the Near East Beth S. Gersh-NesicIn 1862, the Prince of Wales, eldest son of Britains Queen Victoria, embarked on a grand tour of the Middle East, for his education and enlightenment. Accompanying the royal party was Francis Bedford, an accomplished practitioner of the still young art of photography, charged with taking views of the cities and historic places visited on the tour for the royal album. The result is an extraordinary collection of some of the best early photographs of

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