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Hall of Columns in the Temple of Karnak
Creator
Francis FrithPhotographer · 1822–1898
All works by this person →Before turning his attention to photography around 1850, Francis Frith was apprenticed to a cutlery firm and worked as a wholesale grocer. With a partner he opened the Frith & Hayward photography studio in Liverpool. In 1856 Frith made an extended trip to Egypt, traveling up the Nile from Cairo to Abu Simbel. He photographed along the entire way, using three different cameras: a stereoscopic one a
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- 1856–1857
- Medium
- Salted paper print
- Culture
- English
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- c374df45-1646-4fbf-aefc-aee91d18ed7b
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A close view of a colonnade within the ruins of a temple. The columns support a stone entablature and are carved with hieroglyphs.
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- Karnak Temple — Luxor, EgyptMatched from the record’s own words: “Hall of Columns in the Temple of Karnak”
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