Vintage albumen print photograph signed Bonfils
 Wall where Jews go to pray, Jerusalem
 The Wailing Wall, or Weeping Wall, where Jews, especially on Saturdays, go to pray and lament the destruction of Solomon's Temple and the dispersion of their people. The Wall
 Felix Bonfils was a French photographer (1831 - 1885). He learned photography from Niepce de Saint-Victor, nephew of Nicéphore Niepce.
 He opened his photographic studio in 1867 in Beirut, Lebanon, where he specialized in the architecture and landscapes of Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Greece.