Suchergebnisse - "OBELISK"

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Monographie

[arab.] Ramesses II Obelisk, Cairo International Airport / Misallat Ramsīs al-tānī, Matār al-Qāhira al-Dawlī

University Museum, Philadelphia

“...[arab.] Ramesses II Obelisk, Cairo International Airport / Misallat Ramsīs al-tānī, Matār al-Qāhira...”

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Beitrag in Sammelband

Pyramide, Sphinx und Obelisk

University Museum, Philadelphia
2002

“...Pyramide, Sphinx und Obelisk...”

3

Auktions/Verkaufskatalog

Kunst der Antike. Katalog 20 2006

University Museum, Philadelphia
2006

Schlagworte: “...OBELISK...”

4

Artikel in Zeitschrift

L'éternelle fascination des obélisques

University Museum, Philadelphia
1958

Schlagworte: “...OBELISK...”

5

Artikel in Zeitung

Washing Cleopatra's Needle

University Museum, Philadelphia
1949

Schlagworte: “...OBELISK...”

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Artikel in Zeitschrift

Querelles autour de l'obélisque de Matarieh

University Museum, Philadelphia
1950

Schlagworte: “...OBELISK...”

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Museumskatalog

Catalogue of a most interesting collection of Egyptian antiquities, principally found at Thebes and Abydos, during the years 1818, 19, 20 and 21, among the most interesting articles will be found a sphinx in basalt, eleven inches long, and eight inches high, unique, an obelisk in calcareous stone, 28 inches high, in a beautiful state of preservation, a magnificent set of the four vases, in alabaster, representing the four fellow genii, unique, other interesting vases in alabaster, &c., a most extensive and interesting collection of above three hundred scarabaei, inscribed with hieroglyphical inscriptions and numerous cartouches, six unrolled & perfect papyri, including two contracts in the demotic character, a series of thirty sepulchral tablets in stone, all in the most extraordinary state of preservation, numerous bronzes, also a most extensive & complete collection of all the objects of Egyptian worship, represented in gold, lapis lazuli, enamel, &c.; which will be sold by auction by Mr Sotheby and son ... on Monday, the 13th of May, 1833, and two following days

University Museum, Philadelphia
1833

Schlagworte: “...OBELISK...”