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Rampa - povezivanje dvije različite visine nagnutom kosom plohom na 15 stupnjeva./ Hram kraljice Hatšepsut, Luksor, Egipat Ancient Egyptian Architecture, Architecture Antique, Architecture Classique, Ancient Buildings, Architecture Sketch, Ancient Ruins, Paises Da Africa, Egyptian Temple

Ancient Egyptian Architecture

Architecture Antique

Architecture Classique

Ancient Buildings

Architecture Sketch

Paises Da Africa

Egyptian Temple

Rampa - povezivanje dvije različite visine nagnutom kosom plohom na 15 stupnjeva./ Hram kraljice Hatšepsut, Luksor, Egipat

Picture of a print from David Roberts' Egypt & Nubia, issued between 1845 and 1849, showing the Great Hall of Abu Simbel buried in sand Egyptian Art, Ancient Egyptian, Ancient Origins, Ancient Aliens, Rameses Ii, Statues, Le Nil

Ancient Egyptian

Ancient Origins

Picture of a print from David Roberts' Egypt & Nubia, issued between 1845 and 1849, showing the Great Hall of Abu Simbel buried in sand

Ancient Times, Old Egypt, Egypt Art, Holidays In Egypt

Holidays In Egypt

Temple of Philae, Aswan, Egypt. Philae, said to be one of the burying-places of Osiris, was held in high reverence both by the Egyptians to the north and the Nubians (often referred to as Ethiopians in Greek) to the south. It was deemed profane for any but priests to dwell there and was accordingly sequestered and named "the Unapproachable." http://exploretraveler.com http://exploretraveler.net Ancient Egypt Pharaohs, Ancient Civilizations, European History, Ancient Artifacts, Ancient Greece, American History

Ancient Egypt Pharaohs

Ancient Civilizations

European History

Ancient Artifacts

American History

Temple of Philae, Aswan, Egypt. Philae, said to be one of the burying-places of Osiris, was held in high reverence both by the Egyptians to the north and the Nubians (often referred to as Ethiopians in Greek) to the south. It was deemed profane for any but priests to dwell there and was accordingly sequestered and named "the Unapproachable." http://exploretraveler.com http://exploretraveler.net

Abu Simbel Temple, Nubia, Egypt Places Around The World, Travel Destinations, Ramses, Peru Travel

Places Around The World

Travel Destinations

Abu Simbel Temple, Nubia, Egypt

[EGYPT 29518] 'Hathor headed columns in Dendera.' The columns in the outer hypostyle hall (or pronaos) of the Hathor Temple at Dendera are crowned by four-sided capitals carved with the face of the cow-eared goddess. The faces symbolize the four cardinal points of the universe and stress the universal character of the sky goddess Hathor, who was also called "Lady with the four Faces". The square structure that is placed on top of the actual face is a sistrum, a ritual musical instrument.

[EGYPT 29518] 'Hathor headed columns in Dendera.' The columns in the outer hypostyle hall (or pronaos) of the Hathor Temple at Dendera are crowned by four-sided capitals carved with the face of the cow-eared goddess. The faces symbolize the four cardinal points of the universe and stress the universal character of the sky goddess Hathor, who was also called "Lady with the four Faces". The square structure that is placed on top of the actual face is a sistrum, a ritual musical instrument.

[EGYPT 29513] 'Outer hypostyle hall of Hathor Temple at Dendera.' The columns in the outer hypostyle hall (or pronaos) of the Hathor Temple at Dendera are crowned by four-sided capitals carved with the face of the cow-eared goddess. The faces symbolize the four cardinal points of the universe and stress the universal character of the sky goddess Hathor, who was also called "Lady with the four Faces". The square structure that is placed on top of the actual face is a ... Ancient Egypt Art

Ancient Egypt Art

[EGYPT 29513] 'Outer hypostyle hall of Hathor Temple at Dendera.' The columns in the outer hypostyle hall (or pronaos) of the Hathor Temple at Dendera are crowned by four-sided capitals carved with the face of the cow-eared goddess. The faces symbolize the four cardinal points of the universe and stress the universal character of the sky goddess Hathor, who was also called "Lady with the four Faces". The square structure that is placed on top of the actual face is a ...

I have been here before, and yet I have never been here before: David Roberts (1796-1864), Temple of Isis on the Island of Philae, 1840s Art History, Ancient Egypt Aesthetic, Cairo, Ancient Egypt Architecture, Art Antique

Ancient Egypt Aesthetic

Ancient Egypt Architecture

View under the Grand Portico, Philae

The Hall of Columns , Karnak ( Luxor) Egypt View across centre avenue', 1866. Watercolour on paper Temple complex at Thebes (Luxor). . by Richard Phene Spiers (1838-1916) English Architect Egyptian Pyramids, Ancient Architecture, Art And Architecture

Egyptian Pyramids

Ancient Architecture

Art And Architecture

The Hall of Columns , Karnak ( Luxor) Egypt View across centre avenue', 1866. Watercolour on paper Temple complex at Thebes (Luxor). . by Richard Phene Spiers (1838-1916) English Architect

Drawings of Egytian column capitals and their botanical inspiration. Ancient Egyptian Artifacts, Ancient Egyptian Jewelry, Ancient Art, Architecture Concept Drawings, Art Deco Architecture, Diy Abstract Canvas Art

Ancient Egyptian Artifacts

Ancient Egyptian Jewelry

Architecture Concept Drawings

Art Deco Architecture

Diy Abstract Canvas Art

Drawings of Egytian column capitals and their botanical inspiration.

Hathoric column, Temple of Dendera Arte Tribal, Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Bastet, Historical Art

Egyptian Hieroglyphics

Hathoric column, Temple of Dendera

Ancient Egypt History, Ancient Cities, Amenhotep Iii, Ramsès Ii

Ancient Egypt History

Carlos Ryal

EGYPTIAN TEMPLE

Ancient+Egypt+-+%252872%2529 Thebes, Ancient Temples, Kemet

Ancient Temples

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HERU TEMPLE, EDFU - 2nd Sepat (Nome), Wetjes-Heru (Throne of Horus), capitol: Djeba, Aset-Neteru, Aset-Sekhen-en-Ḥeru (Edfu). Upper Egypt, between Thebes and Aswan, whose falcon Horus was the tutelary god. (drawing by Mark Millmore) Kemet Egypt, Sacred Science, African Royalty, Night Scenery

African Royalty

HERU TEMPLE, EDFU - 2nd Sepat (Nome), Wetjes-Heru (Throne of Horus), capitol: Djeba, Aset-Neteru, Aset-Sekhen-en-Ḥeru (Edfu). Upper Egypt, between Thebes and Aswan, whose falcon Horus was the tutelary god. (drawing by Mark Millmore)

Temple Karnak - The great hall of columns Rendering Architecture, Rpg Map

Rendering Architecture

Temple Karnak - The great hall of columns

Bazaar Egypt

EGYPTIAN TEMPLE

Artist's reconstruction of how many ancient columns would have appeared with vibrant color. Ancient Statues, Gothic Architecture, Architecture Sketches

Ancient Statues

Gothic Architecture

Architecture Sketches

Artist's reconstruction of how many ancient columns would have appeared with vibrant color.

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

Jeh (J. E.) Bruce, SF/F author

EGYPTIAN TEMPLE

Ancient Egypt- Another example of the ancient Egyptian Columns but with added color.

View under the Grand Portico, Philae, from Egypt and Nubia, Vol.1

Sphinxs fuera del templo de Luxor, Egipto. Luxor Temple, Gizeh, Kairo, Valley Of The Kings

Valley Of The Kings

Sphinxs fuera del templo de Luxor, Egipto.

Amnte Nofre - Egyptian Religion

Amnte Nofre - Egyptian Religion

Pronaos of the Temple of Edfou. Egypt. 1838. David Roberts. Scottish. 1796-1864. watercolor. Frederic Remington, Gustave Dore, New York Public Library

Frederic Remington

New York Public Library

Pronaos of the Temple of Edfou. Egypt. 1838. David Roberts. Scottish. 1796-1864. watercolor.

Egipt Egyptian Man, Monuments

Simona Sandulescu

Simona Sandulescu

EGYPTIAN TEMPLE

Karnak Temple Complex - Avenue of the Sphinxes (900 yes 900!). Spanning the 2+ mile distance between Luxor, Karnak and Deir al Bahri. Ending 60 meters before the 2nd pylon where a colonnade of 12 pillars, each 65 ft tall were raised. Constructed by Nesi (Pharaoh) Taharka, 25th Dynasty, Neo New Kingdom. (Taharka constructed or restored several temples at Karnak. Check my other pins to learn more about this intentionally neglected King). Egyptian Queen, Mayan Ruins, Ancient Greek, Sphinx, Modern Egypt

Karnak Temple Complex - Avenue of the Sphinxes (900 yes 900!). Spanning the 2+ mile distance between Luxor, Karnak and Deir al Bahri. Ending 60 meters before the 2nd pylon where a colonnade of 12 pillars, each 65 ft tall were raised. Constructed by Nesi (Pharaoh) Taharka, 25th Dynasty, Neo New Kingdom. (Taharka constructed or restored several temples at Karnak. Check my other pins to learn more about this intentionally neglected King).

Abu Simbel - Ramses II Temple - Statue of Egyptian Queen Nefertari (cut out detail)

Abu Simbel - Ramses II Temple - Statue of Egyptian Queen Nefertari (cut out detail)