Ibsamboul, Partie Méridionale Du Spéos D'Hathor; Nubie Possibly 1849 - 1852
maximeducamp
theartinstituteofchicago
print, paper, photography
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16_19th-century
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pencil sketch
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war
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charcoal drawing
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possibly oil pastel
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paper
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charcoal art
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photography
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egypt
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carved into stone
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carved
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france
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natural texture
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mixed medium
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pencil art
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watercolor
This 19th-century photograph by Maxime Du Camp, titled "Ibsamboul, Partie Méridionale Du Spéos D'Hathor; Nubie," captures the grandeur of the Temple of Abu Simbel in Egypt. The image showcases the colossal statues of Ramses II carved into the cliff face, a testament to ancient Egyptian artistry and architectural prowess. Du Camp's photography, known for its realism and historical documentation, offers a glimpse into the past and the enduring presence of this iconic site.
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