Nubie. Hémi-Spéos de Sébour. Pylônes 1850

"Nubie. Hémi-Spéos de Sébour. Pylônes" is a photograph by French photographer Maxime Du Camp, taken in 1850. The image, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, captures a striking view of ancient Egyptian architecture, specifically the pylons of the temple of Sebou. Du Camp was known for his documentation of Egypt during his travels, showcasing the grandeur of its ancient monuments through the medium of photography. The photograph's composition highlights the imposing scale of the structure, emphasizing the weathered stonework and intricate carvings. It stands as a testament to Du Camp's pioneering work in the field of photographic exploration and the enduring legacy of ancient Egyptian civilization.