Reliëfs op het eiland Philae before 1859
francisfrith
photo of handprinted image
ink painting
incomplete sketchy
possibly oil pastel
ink drawing experimentation
underpainting
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
pencil art
watercolor
This photograph, "Reliëfs op het eiland Philae," by renowned photographer Francis Frith, captures the grandeur of ancient Egyptian reliefs. The image shows two figures carved into the wall of the Philae temple, a female figure on the left and a male figure on the right, with their distinctive headdresses and hieroglyphs visible. Taken before 1859, Frith's work provides a valuable glimpse into the historical and architectural beauty of the Philae temple. The scale of the figures emphasizes the power and reverence associated with ancient Egyptian deities. This photograph serves as a testament to Frith's dedication to documenting the world's cultural heritage.
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