1867 Wood Engraving Thebes Egypt Pylon Column Ruins Archaeology Temple XGR8 XGC7 He later became a teacher

He later became a teacher at the Arts and Crafts School Magdeburg

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1867 Wood Engraving Thebes Egypt Pylon Column Ruins Archaeology Temple XGR8 XGC7 He later became a teacherThis is an original 1867 black and white wood engraving of a relatively intact pylon with two columns in front of it located in Thebes, Egypt. Given its location, it's possible that this pylon is part of what is currently known as the Luxor Temple. Please note that there is a large blind emboss mark in the top right corner of this item. CONDITION This 144+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging throughout. No Creases. No Natural