1920 Print Arles Provence Alyscamps Roman Necropolis UNESCO Heritage Site XGGA5 WG2 Salon of 217 West 57th

Salon of 217 West 57th Street

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the cathedral was renovated in the Gothic style during the thirteenth century

2 double-sided) black and white print article by Day Allen Willey

1920 Print Arles Provence Alyscamps Roman Necropolis UNESCO Heritage Site XGGA5 WG2 Salon of 217 West 57thThis is an original 1920 sepia halftone print of the Alyscamps in Arles, France. It was originally a Roman necropolis, with tombs lining the road leading up to the city. As Romans had a social need to be recognized during and after their lives, the streets around Roman cities provided the ultimate way both to be on display to travelers as busts after their deaths, and to adhere to the strict laws about being buried outside of the city limits. Today,