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Restoration of the Temple of Ramases II at Thebes, drawn and measured by F
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Restoration of the Temple of Ramases II at Thebes, drawn and measured by F
XJF437916 Restoration of the Temple of Ramases II at Thebes, drawn and measured by F. Avondale (pencil on paper) by Catherwood, Frederick (1799-1854) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Drawing overseen by Frederick Catherwood (1799-1854), English artist, architect and explorer; Architectural drawing " taken from the site of the ruins" including details of transverse section of the First Chamber, transverse section of the Hall of Columns, transverse section of the Court of Osiris and a transverse section of the Entrance Court; The tomb itself is located in the Valley of the Kings at modern day Luxor; ); English, out of copyright
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This print showcases the meticulous restoration of the Temple of Ramases II at Thebes, a masterpiece drawn and measured by F. Avondale under the watchful eye of Frederick Catherwood. With pencil on paper, Catherwood, an English artist, architect, and explorer, oversaw this remarkable architectural drawing taken directly from the site of the ruins. The print reveals intricate details of various sections within the temple complex. From a transverse section of the First Chamber to one depicting the Hall of Columns, Court of Osiris, and Entrance Court; each element is meticulously captured in this artistic representation. These sections provide valuable insights into both ancient Egyptian architecture and archaeological discoveries. Located in Luxor's modern-day Valley of Kings, this temple holds immense historical significance as it represents Egypt's rich cultural heritage. The image transports viewers back in time to an era when pharaohs ruled over pyramids that dotted Egypt's landscape. With its orientalist charm and Victorian exploration vibes, this print not only serves as a visual delight but also offers a glimpse into an era marked by fascination with ancient civilizations. It encapsulates both artistry and scientific precision while celebrating humanity's enduring curiosity about our past.
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