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The Crusaders brought building [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG327
Scope and Contents

Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing shows a soldier kneeling at a cross, possibly a church. Signed in Gill’s hand and numbered, “10.”

Dates: 1934 January 7

Islam, Mahomet brought the Koran [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG328
Scope and Contents Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts a man on a winged horse with a scroll in his hand. Signed and annotated in Gill’s hand....
Dates: 1934 January 7

The Byzantines found the Cross [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG329
Scope and Contents

Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing shows two kings standing beside a large cross. Signed in Gill’s hand and numbered, “8.”

Dates: 1934 January 7

Rome conquered nature [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG330
Scope and Contents Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts Remus and Romulus nursing from the she-wolf. Signed in Gill’s hand his text notes: “i.e. took...
Dates: 1934 January 7

Rome [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG331
Scope and Contents

Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts Remus and Romulus nursing from the she-wolf. Numbered, “7.”

Dates: 1934 January 7

The Greeks brought Humanism [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG332
Scope and Contents Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts a man in an athletic pose with Greek lettering behind him. Signed in Gill’s hand and numbered,...
Dates: 1934 January 7

Israel brought the Law [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG333
Scope and Contents Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts a robed man (presumably Moses) holding up a tablet that reads, “THEX LAWS.” Signed in Gill’s...
Dates: 1934 January 7

The Persians brought the strange rites (!) [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG334
Scope and Contents Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts a winged and horned horse with a sun in the background. Signed in Gill’s hand and numbered,...
Dates: 1934 January 7

The Phoenicians came in ships [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG335
Scope and Contents

Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing shows men rowing in a boat. Signed in Gill’s hand and numbered, “3.”

Dates: 1934 January 7

The Phoenicians came with ships [Palestine Drawings], 1934 January 7

 File — Box: Gill art 8
Identifier: CEG336
Scope and Contents

Part of a complete collection of 25 drawings made by Gill. He was commissioned to carve 10 panels symbolizing civilizations which most affected the history of Palestine (see Jerusalem Diary postscript in Gill Bibl. P.205). Although the carvings were reproduced in Jerusalem Diary (1953), these drawings were never published. Source: G.F. Sims, March 1962 (accession MS.1962.008). This drawing depicts men rowing in a boat. Numbered, “3.”

Dates: 1934 January 7