1897 Print Face Rock Abu Simbel Nubia Egypt Nubian Mountains Pharaoh XGIC1 GBL1 The cover pictures The Tucson

The cover pictures The Tucson Boys Chorus

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This is an original 1949 black and white print ad for the Statler Hotels

This is an original 1938 color print ad for the Bermuda Trade Development Board at 500 Fifth Avenue

There is some very light foxing on the right side of the mounting paper which does not affect the print image--please see digital image

1897 Print Face Rock Abu Simbel Nubia Egypt Nubian Mountains Pharaoh XGIC1 GBL1 The cover pictures The TucsonThis is an original 1897 black and white halftone print of "The Face of the Rock at Abu Simbel. Drawn by Faucher Gudin, from a photograph by Beato." The structure was one of six rock temples erected in Nubia during the reign of Ramesses II and was known as the "Temple of Ramesses, beloved by Amun." This late nineteenth century image depicts the two massive rock temples, also known as the Abu Simbel temples, or the "Nubian Monuments," in their original