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Printed plate of ochre arabesque tracery on a blue ground, showing carved stone wall ornament from a tomb near Cairo.

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Wandfläche in Stein ausgehauen an dem Grabgebäude des Emir Kebir bei Kairo, Der Grund ist an gemalt, Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer (1842). Via artnap.com

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A printed plate shows a stone wall surface carved with dense interlacing arabesque tracery and stylized foliate motifs in pale ochre against a blue ground. The page is numbered 140 and captioned in German, identifying the wall relief from the tomb building of Emir Kebir near Cairo, with the ground painted. The work is attributed to Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer and dated 1842.