Caption
Wall with hieroglyphs and reliefs in Egypt (former title), Abydos Offrande de, Relief in the temple of Seti I at Abydos, photograph, Part of Travel album with 80 photos of Egypt., negative number: '883', photographer: Zangaki, C. & G., Egypt, c. 1870 - c. 1890, North Africa, pasteboard, paper, albumen print, height 276 mm x width 220 mm, Egyptian hieroglyphs, A stone relief panel showing carved figures arranged around a recessed dark doorway, with a central scene above the doorway of a kneeling figure facing a seated figure on the left and another seated figure on the right, each holding staffs and wearing ornate headdresses; the kneeling figure wears a pleated skirt and a tall, intricate headdress with curved elements and holds a curved staff; the seated figures wear tall crowns and collars and hold staffs and flails while seated on patterned thrones; below the central scene a horizontal band with a winged disk and carved panels extends above the doorway; flanking the doorway are vertical rows of carved figures and hieroglyphic-like panels, including standing and seated human figures, winged figures, and decorative motifs; the stone surface shows weathering, cracks, and areas of darker discoloration, with chiseled textures and fine incised lines defining clothing, hair, and decorative borders.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B10_037
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