Tombeau de Hadji-Abdallah-el-Marabout, à Herment 1849 - 1850
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"Tombeau de Hadji-Abdallah-el-Marabout, à Herment" is a mid-19th century photograph by French photographer Maxime Du Camp. The image captures a crumbling tomb complex in the Egyptian desert, showcasing Du Camp's interest in architectural documentation and travel photography. The stark landscape and the imposing structure create a sense of historical weight, making it a powerful example of early photographic art. The print is part of Du Camp's larger project documenting his travels through Egypt, capturing the country's architectural wonders and cultural heritage. The image's composition highlights the tomb's grandeur and its stark setting, creating a sense of solitude and contemplation.
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