David Roberts Temple Of Philae 1838 Watercolor Landscape

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This classic watercolor was created by famous Scottish painter David Roberts in 1838, depicting the full view of Temple of Philae on the Nile in Egypt. The warm earth yellow tone restores the grand ancient Egyptian temple complex, with scattered ruins, palm trees, resting locals, traditional sailboats on the Nile and distant Sahara mountains. It records the original look of Temple of Philae before submerging, with high historical value.

David Roberts Temple Of Philae 1838 Watercolor Landscape

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admin Published June 15, 2026

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