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View of a Plain with Damascus, Syria, from the Mountains by Frederic Edwin Church, 1868 northumberland Centre your map around yourView of a Plain with Damascus, Syria, from the Mountains (1868) by Frederic Edwin Church captures one of the worlds oldest cities unveiled from a lofty vantage, the sunlit plain stretching toward a hazy horizon and encircling hills. Painted during Churchs 1868 travels in the Middle East, the work fuses on the spot observation with his signature sense of drama, turning geography into a sweeping visual experience. A leading light of the Hudson River