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Syrian marble 'double eye' sculpture, Tell Brak, 4th millennium BC.
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Syrian marble 'double eye' sculpture, Tell Brak, 4th millennium BC.
Mosaic Fragment with Grazing Camel. Syria, Byzantine Empire(East Roman), 5th Century CE.
The Art Institute of Chicago.
Your love [...] is extreme, mystic, holy.
NIZAR QABBANI — Arabian Love Poems, transl. by Bassam K. Frangieh & Clementina R. Brown, (1999)
Syria Maaloula, Greek Orthodox Convent of Saint Thecla
Simeon the Stylite by Carel Willink
A pair of 2,200-year-old gold Hellenistic armbands shaped like coiled snakes. Found in modern-day Syria, they were buried in a pot alongside jewelry and coins.
Syrian woman, Syria, by Sharq.org
Lebanese singer Fairuz (Noshed Haddad) wearing traditional Syrian clothing, 1961