Salted paper print of a small temple known as Pharoah's Bed (Kiosk of Trajan) with palm trees by unknown photographer. The structure with elaborate columns is in a raised position on top of plain stone foundations or buildings. There are palm trees to the left and a rocky outcrop in the distance on the left hand side. It is situated beside the river Nile and the prow of a boat can be seen bottom left hand corner.
Untitled [temple known as Kiosk of Trajan]
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- Dates of Creation185-
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical DescriptionSalted paper print 20 x 25.4 cm. Some fading and quite crudely trimmed at top edge. Rare print with some stains on back, possibly of silver nitrate
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