The temple of Seti I in Abydos – (Photogr. Artistique G. Lekegian & Cie) Previous Next


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Date: 1900

Museum: Hallwyl Museum (Stockholm, Sweden)

Technique: Photography

THE TEMPLES OF ABYDOSIda Uhse writing about the visit to Abydos:“Abydos, 5th of Jan. We left El-Balyana at 8am and rode for two hours to the ruins of Abydos, Egypt’s sacred city, formerly a great city, now a small village. This was the location of the famous tomb of Osiris, and any pious Egyptian would have liked nothing more than to be buried here. The Temple of Seti, dedicated to Osiris, is an admirable structure with great hypostyle halls and reliefs on the columns and walls, the so-called Gallery of Kings and the famous Abydos King List consisting of images from the lives of King Seti, Ramesses II and other kings. There are also delightful reliefs of kings on the other walls.

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