Médinet-Habou, Propylées du Thoutmoseum; Thèbes Possibly 1849 - 1852

"Médinet-Habou, Propylées du Thoutmoseum; Thèbes" is a photograph taken by French photographer Maxime Du Camp during his travels in Egypt between 1849 and 1852. The image shows the propylon, or gateway, of the Thutmoseum temple complex at Médinet Habu near Thebes, Egypt. Du Camp's photograph captures the grandeur of ancient Egyptian architecture, showcasing the partially ruined propylon with its imposing columns and intricate carvings. This image provides a glimpse into the fascinating history of ancient Egypt, highlighting the enduring legacy of the Thutmoseum temple complex. The photograph is currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago.