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View at Roulac. The Port of Cairo. by Francis Frith — VisualArtsDB

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View at Roulac. The Port of Cairo.

View at Roulac. The Port of Cairo.

View at Roulac. The Port of Cairo.

1856–1857

Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole Stereographs

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Sinai, the Wilderness of Sin. Here the Israelites were first supplied with Manna.

Sinai, the Wilderness of Sin. Here the Israelites were first supplied with Manna.

Francis Frith, 1857

The Fallen Colossus of the Memnonium, Thebes

The Fallen Colossus of the Memnonium, Thebes

Francis Frith, 1859

Folkestone

Folkestone

Francis Frith, 1890

En Rogel; Or The Fountain-Head of Rogel.

En Rogel; Or The Fountain-Head of Rogel.

Francis Frith, 1858

Stolzenfels

Stolzenfels

Francis Frith, 1864

The Pool of Hezekiah, Jerusalem

The Pool of Hezekiah, Jerusalem

Francis Frith, 1858

Mer de Glacé, Mount Blanc

Mer de Glacé, Mount Blanc

Francis Frith, 1859

The Memnonium, Thebes. Near View of the Columns

The Memnonium, Thebes. Near View of the Columns

Francis Frith, 1859

[The great Rock Temple at Abou Sambel]

[The great Rock Temple at Abou Sambel]

Francis Frith, 1859

The Approach to Edom from the East with Mount Hor. "Who shall bring me into the strong city? Who shall lead me into Edom?"

The Approach to Edom from the East with Mount Hor. "Who shall bring me into the strong city? Who shall lead me into Edom?"

Francis Frith, 1850

The Great Pillars and Smaller Temple, Baalbec

The Great Pillars and Smaller Temple, Baalbec

Francis Frith, 1857

[Four East Indian Men]

[Four East Indian Men]

Francis Frith, 1870