Egyptian Architecture
Temples, funerary complexes and monumental architecture of Ancient Egypt, from the Thinite period to the great buildings of the New Kingdom. 71 works documented in this section.
Administrative Building in Lower Egypt
Papyrus-shaped supporting half columns to the east of the building
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Lower Egyptian chapel
Exterior of the chapel and stairway leading to the niche with a statue in an adjoining chapel
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The Sphinx and the pyramids of Cheops and Chephren
The Cheops Pyramid on the right and that of Chephren on the left
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Temple of Harmachis with the Sphinx
The Pyramids of Chephren and Micerinus in the distance
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Valley of Deyr el-Bahri
Funerary temple of Mentuhotpe-Nebhepetre; on the right, the terraced temple of Queen Hasepsowe
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Rock-cut tomb of Prince Ammeneme
Three-aisled chamber intended for worship, view of the entrance
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Temple of Queen Hasepsowe
Middle terrace, entrance to the Anubis chapel with rectangular pillars in front of the Birth Hall
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Temple of Amun
The Sacred Lake. In the background, the 7th pylon, the 1st pylon, the great hypostyle hall and the obelisk of Hasepsowe
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Temple of Amun
First courtyard with the colonnade of Taharqa and the facade of the temple of Ramses III; in the background the southern axis of the temple with the 8th and 9th pylons
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Temple of Amun
Great Festival Hall of Tuthmosis III with columns in the shape of tent poles
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Temple of Amun
Great Festival Hall of Tuthmosis III with columns in the shape of tent poles
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Temple of Amun
Southern lateral nave of the Great Hypostyle Hall with antique grating at the windows
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Temple of Amun
Obelisk of Tuthmosis I and the central nave of the Great Hypostyle Hall
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Temple of Amenophis III
Passage from the courtyard of Ramses II to the great columns of Amenophis III
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Temple of Hathor
Roof with the kiosk, sacred lake and enclosure wall of the sacred complex
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