Egyptian Mirage
19th-century "studio" photographs of Egypt
Based on the collection in the Archive of the Griffith Institute, Oxford
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Site: Cairo Lekegian, G., Cairo (c.1900) (Enlarged image size=60Kb)
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Description: The corridor with carved wooden doors and screens or grills (mashrabiyas), in the Islamic Art Museum. The middle door comes from the Fatimid palaces (11th-12th centuries AD) and was found in the madrasa of Sultan al-Mansur Qalawun.
Photographer: Lekegian, G.
Date: c.1900
Signature & Caption: Phot. Art. G. Lekegian & Co. No 515 (Musée Arabe) Le Corridor-Objets en bois-Moucharabiehs
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24.3 by 18.4 cms
Griffith Institute Archive reference: Somers Clarke MSS. 11.220
Scan: cl11-220.jpg
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Egyptian Mirage
Concept & Direction: Jaromir Malek
Catalogue: Jaromir Malek and Elizabeth Miles
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