Amada, Temple 1853 - 1854

"Amada, Temple" is a salt print photograph by John Beasley Greene, dating back to 1853-1854. The image captures the ruins of a temple in Amada, Egypt, showcasing its crumbling walls and an arched doorway. Greene's work is known for its documentation of ancient Egyptian architecture and its stark, realistic portrayal of the site's historical significance. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses this piece, offering a glimpse into the grandeur and decay of this historic landmark.