The Ramesseum at Thebes by John Frederick Lewis

Watercolor of ruined Egyptian temple columns in desert, with a camel, donkey rider, and seated man beside a tent.

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This watercolor depicts the ruined colonnades and gateway of the Ramesseum at Thebes under a pale blue sky with scattered clouds. In the foreground a camel rests beside a white tent, a seated man in a red turban sits nearby, and a rider on a donkey crosses the sandy ground.

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