Paintings and Illustrations
The destruction of the Jerusalem Temple by Titus in 70 AD. Painting by Francesco Hayez
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The Siege and Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans Under the Command of Titus, A.D. 70, Oil on canvas, 1850. (1850 painting by David Roberts)
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These four drawings represent plans of the Temple of Herod in Jerusalem during the Second Temple Period or First Century AD.
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The Temple Mount during the Second Temple Period.
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Diagram of Herod's Temple with identification of the various gates, buildings, and courts.
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Diagram of Herod's Temple with the locations of inner and outer courts, rooms, gates, porches, porticoes, and buildings after the Avi Yonah model in Jerusalem.
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This drawing depicts the city of Jerusalem in the early first century AD. It reveals the walls, gates, towers, and various locations of springs and sites.
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The Wailing Wall is all that remains of the Jerusalem Temple where Jesus taught and healed. King Herod's Temple began as a remodeling project in 19 B.C. and its construction continued long after Herod's death. The Second Temple was finally completed only seven years before the Romans came and destroyed the Temple in 70 AD.
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