Dimensions of original: 136X195 cmDimensions of print: 60 x 48 cmink on paper (photomechanical lithograph) with hand-applied color (pochoir)Style period: Reign of Amenophis II, Dyn. XVIII, 1448-1420 B.C.Technical details: Painted on good plaster above a foundation of mud and straw. The yellow background prevails throughout the tomb. This background has been blackened by bats, as also the flesh-colour of the principal persons. Black squaring-lines have been drawn over the scene to aid in recopying elsewhere.Technique: Tempera on paper
"A collection of occasional and satirical poemsin French. Contains poems addressed to notable members of societyand provides descriptions of local manners and customs. Contains numerous illustrations and photographs. Some poems were previously published in Le ScarabéeLa Correspondance Egyptienne IllustréeLa RivistaLe SphinxL'Echo de l'Orientand La Réforme."
"" Ya'qub Sannu' (1839 –1912) and Mustafa Kamil (1874 –1908) were the two most important and visible Egyptian propagandists in France whoas this article will demonstrateplayed an active role in reshaping European perceptions of Egypt and the British occupation. Sannu'who was a Parisian resident from 1877 until his death in 1912presented almost weekly lectures to French audiences on a variety of topics related to Egypt and Islam. His weekly illustrated Abu-Naddara Zarqa' and L'Univèrs Musulman periodicals were published in Paris and targeted both French and Egyptian readers.\r\n\r\nFrom: Francophone Egyptian NationalistsAnti-British Discourseand European Public Opinion1885-1910: The Case of Mustafa Kamil and Ya'qub Sannu'\r\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/254935568_Francophone_Egyptian_Nationalists_Anti-British_Discourse_and_European_Public_Opinion_1885-1910_The_Case_of_Mustafa_Kamil_and_Ya'qub_Sannu'"
"Photographer's description: Pictures taken during the Egyptian Revolution. Text in image: عيش يتاكل - حرية - كرامة - انسانية. Translation of Text in image: Bread(edible)- Liberty- Human Dignity. Text in image on reverse: DEMOCRACY."