Temple Of Karnak Collection

Palm trees reflected in the Sacred Lake at sunrise, Temple of Karnak, modern day Luxor or ancient Thebes

'Karnak. Le temple de Ramses IV. Porte triomphale; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. Creator: Felix Bonfils
'Karnak. Le temple de Ramses IV. Porte triomphale; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

'Ruines de Karnak; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. Creator: Jules Gervais-Courtellemont
'Ruines de Karnak; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

'Karnak: Ruines du troisieme pylone du grand temple; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. Creator: Unknown
'Karnak: Ruines du troisieme pylone du grand temple; Le Nord-Est Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

Karnak, Egypt, 1984. Creator: Ethel Davies
Karnak, Egypt, 1984. Ancient pharoaic figure at the Temple of Karnak, a complex of ancient religious and secular buildings, dating from 2000 BC to 30 BC, Luxor, Egypt

The Prince of Wales in Egypt: the Royal Party leaving the Hall of Columns, Karnak... 1862. Creator: Unknown
The Prince of Wales in Egypt: the Royal Party leaving the Hall of Columns, Karnak, on their return to Luxor, 1862. The future King Edward VII in Africa....horses having been provided

Egypt, Luxor, Karnak, Temple of Amun, Great Hypostyle Hall

Columns of Karnak, Egypt. Creator: Viet Chu
Columns of Karnak, Egypt

The Temple of Karnak (colour litho)
6023317 The Temple of Karnak (colour litho) by Du Cane, Ella (1874-1943); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Temple of Karnak)

Karnac, Grande Allee du Milieu des Ruines, Prise de l est, 1859 / 60
Karnac, Grande Allee du Milieu des Ruines, Prise de l est, 1859/60. [Ancient Egyptian temple at Karnak, Grand Avenue in the centre of the ruins, seen from the east]. Albumen print

Prince of Waless party in the Temple of Karnak, 1862 (b / w photo)
PEF446181 Prince of Waless party in the Temple of Karnak, 1862 (b/w photo) by Bedford, Francis (1816-94); Palestine Exploration Fund, London, UK; ePalestine Exploration Fund; English, out of copyright

Egypt: Dromos and Hypostyle Hall in the Temple of Karnak (b / w photo)
6009621 Egypt: Dromos and Hypostyle Hall in the Temple of Karnak (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

French Soldiers visiting the Ruins of the Temple of Karnak, Egypt, 1798 (engraving)
1598307 French Soldiers visiting the Ruins of the Temple of Karnak, Egypt, 1798 (engraving) by Clairin, Georges (1843-1919); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Temple of Karnak (engraving)
6010833 The Temple of Karnak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Temple of Karnak. Illustration for The Leisure Hour (1892).); © Look and Learn

Egypt: Interior of the Hypostyle Hall at the Temple of Karnak (b / w photo)
6009623 Egypt: Interior of the Hypostyle Hall at the Temple of Karnak (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Advance towards Dongola, a Visit to the Temple of Karnak by Moonlight (litho)
1605281 The Advance towards Dongola, a Visit to the Temple of Karnak by Moonlight (litho) by Wright, Henry Charles Seppings (1850-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Advance towards Dongola)

Gate of Ptolemy Philomeder, B. C. 180, Karnac, ca. 1856. Creator
Gate of Ptolemy Philomeder, B.C. 180, Karnac, ca. 1856

Haute-Egypt, Salle Hypostyle a Karnak, ca. 1870. Creator: Adolphe Braun
Haute-Egypt, Salle Hypostyle a Karnak, ca. 1870

Karnak (Thebes), Grande Porte du Sud Vue du Point C, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Enciente du Palais - Detailes de Sculptures au Point N, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), edifice en Ruines - Sculptures du la Paroi Interieure, en U, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Cour du Palais - Vue Prise de Point I, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Vue des propylees du palais de Karnac, prise du Sud-Est, 1849-50

Porte Septentrionale de la Salle Hypostyle du Palais de Karnac, 1849-50

Ruines de la Salle Hypostyle du Palais de Karnac - Vue prise du Sud-Ouest, 1849-50

Vue de la Salle Hypostyle du palais de Karnac, prise sur l angle N. E. 1849-50
Vue de la Salle Hypostyle du palais de Karnac, prise sur l angle N.E. 1849-50

Vue generale des Ruines du Palais de Karnac (prise a l Est) - Thebes, 1849-50

Promenoir de Thoutmes III - Dernieres galeries du Palais de Karnac (Thè
Promenoir de Thoutmes III - Dernieres galeries du Palais de Karnac (Thebes), 1849-50

Sculptures exterieures du Sanctuaire de granit du Palais de Karnac (Thè
Sculptures exterieures du Sanctuaire de granit du Palais de Karnac (Thebes) (Philippe-Aridee conduisant la Barc de Mauth), 1849-50

Ruines du Palais de Karnac - Vue prise a l extremite du Sanctuaire, 1849-50

Interieur du Temple de Khons, a Karnac, Thebes, 1849-50

Porte meridionale de la Salle Hypostyle du Palais de Karnac (Thebes), 1849-50

Cour des bubastites et entree de la Salle Hypostyle du palais de Karnac, Thebes, 1849-50

Propylone du Temple de Khons, a Karnac, Thebes, 1849-50

Sculptures exterieures du Santuaire de granit du palais de Karnac (Sacre de Philippe-Aridee par les Dieux Thot et Hor-hat), 1849-50

Pilier du Sanctuaire de granit du Palais de Karnac (Bas-relief repré
Pilier du Sanctuaire de granit du Palais de Karnac (Bas-relief representant Thotmes III et la Deesse Athor), 1849-50

Obelisques du Palais de Karnac (Thebes), 1849-50. Creator: Maxime du Camp
Obelisques du Palais de Karnac (Thebes), 1849-50

Karnak (Thebes), Palais - Construction de Granit - Decoration Sculptee et Piente au Point R, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Troisieme Pylone - Colosse de Spath Calcaire, en D, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Avenue de Sphinx - Vue Generale Prise du Point G, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Palais - Salle Hypostyle - Decoration de la Paroi Interieure au Point M, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Palais - Salle Hypostyle - Vue Generale Prise du Point Q, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Premier Pylone - Ruines de la Porte et des Colosses, Vues du Point E, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Sphinx a Tete Humaine et a Tete de Belier, en Y, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Grande Porte du Nord Vue du Point X, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Enciente du Palais - Details de Sculptures au Point O, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Vue Generale des Ruines Prise du Point B, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

Karnak (Thebes), Palais - Partie Posterieure - Fragment de Colonnades Vu du Point S, 1851-52, printed 1853-54

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At the break of dawn, the majestic Temple of Karnak in Luxor, Egypt stands tall amidst a backdrop of towering palm trees reflected in the tranquil waters of the Sacred Lake. This ancient wonder, located on the African continent, is a testament to Egypt's rich history and architectural prowess. The Temple of Karnak, dedicated to Amun-Ra, boasts an impressive structure known as the Great Hypostyle Hall. Its grandeur can be witnessed through countless columns that stretch towards the heavens like guardians of time. These awe-inspiring columns were captured by photographer Viet Chu, showcasing their intricate details and sheer magnitude. Dating back centuries ago, this temple complex has been immortalized through various forms of art. A color lithograph beautifully portrays its splendor while an 1859 photograph captures Grande Allee du Milieu des Ruines from an eastern perspective. Inside the hallowed halls lies another masterpiece - Francis Frith's photographs reveal stunning views of both the Hall of Columns and The Court of Shishak. The former showcases rows upon rows of pillars reaching for greatness while Prince Charles' entourage explores its magnificence in a black-and-white image from 1862. As we gaze upon these captivating images and contemplate their significance, it becomes evident that visiting this historical site is like stepping into a time capsule where past meets present. The Temple of Karnak continues to inspire awe among visitors from around the world who come to witness its timeless beauty firsthand.