External wall (north and west) from the temple of Ramesses II at Abydos, scenes from the battle of Kadesh, rows of prisoners marching.
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A work made of oil on canvas.A work made of silk and net mount decorated with gold spangles; horn sticks with piqué decoration; rhinestone rivet.Trajan’s Kiosk, built at the behest of the emperor on the island of Philae, in the temple complex to honour the goddess Isis. The author's signature is faintly visible at the bottom left.

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