Pyramids of Geezeh [Giza]. 1846 - 1849

David Roberts’ "Pyramids of Geezeh [Giza]" is a detailed watercolor depiction of the Great Pyramids of Giza, created between 1846 and 1849. The work captures the grandeur of the ancient Egyptian structures, showcasing their towering forms against a vast desert landscape. Roberts, renowned for his picturesque travel scenes, uses precise detail and a sense of scale to emphasize the monumental nature of these architectural wonders. The piece showcases the artistic trends of the 19th century, reflecting the romantic fascination with ancient civilizations and distant lands.