Felix Teynard Collection
Felix Teynard, a renowned French photographer of the 19th century, captured the essence of Egypt's ancient wonders through his lens
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Felix Teynard, a renowned French photographer of the 19th century, captured the essence of Egypt's ancient wonders through his lens. With an eye for detail and a passion for archaeology, Teynard documented various sites that still stand as testaments to Egypt's rich history. One of his remarkable works is the First Pylon - French Inscription Carved on the Eastern Embrasure at Point H. This photograph showcases intricate carvings and hieroglyphics that adorned this monumental structure in all its grandeur. Teynard also explored Denderah (Tentyris), where he focused on the Mammisi - Decoration Exterieure de la Face Sud. The vibrant colors and delicate details depicted in this image transport viewers back to a time when rituals were performed within these sacred walls. In Souadj, Teynard ventured into the Cimetiere Musulman et Tombeau de Mourad-Bey capturing not only tombstones but also glimpses of daily life in an Arab village with Abaziz - Interieur d'un Village Arabe. These photographs provide insight into the cultural fabric of Egyptian society during that era. Moving further south to Karnak (Thebes), Teynard marveled at its architectural marvels such as Grande Porte du Sud Vue du Point C. This image captures the imposing entrance gate, showcasing both its scale and intricacy. Venturing beyond well-known landmarks, Teynard visited Beni-Hacan where he photographed Architecture Hypogeene - Tombeau d'Amonei. His lens revealed hidden underground tombs with their awe-inspiring design and symbolism. On Ile de Fileh (Philae), Teynard immortalized edifice de l'Est - Facade Occidentale - Vue du P, presenting a mesmerizing view of this island temple complex against the backdrop of serene waters.