Gezicht op de tombes van de Mammelukken, nabij Caïro 1888 - 1895

This photograph by Jean Pascal Sébah, taken between 1888 and 1895, depicts the tombs of the Mamluk sultans near Cairo, Egypt. Sébah, a renowned photographer known for his documentation of the Middle East, captures the grandeur of these historic structures. The image showcases the architectural details of the tombs, including their distinctive domes and minarets, set against a vast, sandy landscape. The photograph provides a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Cairo, highlighting the enduring legacy of the Mamluk period.