Coloured base reliefs from the south gallery of the peristyle of the palace, plate 12 from Vol II of Descriptions of Egypt, engraved by Antoine Phelippeaux b.1767 1822

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The "Coloured base reliefs from the south gallery of the peristyle of the palace, plate 12 from Vol II of Descriptions of Egypt" is an exquisite example of early 19th-century engraving, created by the renowned French engraver Antoine Phelippeaux (1767-1822) and artist Henri Joseph Redouté. This work is part of the monumental publication "Description de l'Égypte," which was produced during the Napoleonic expedition to Egypt (1798-1801). The publication aimed to comprehensively document the ancient and contemporary state of Egypt, encompassing its natural history, culture, and monumental antiquities.

The "Descriptions of Egypt" is a multi-volume series that stands as a landmark in the field of Egyptology and the study of ancient civilizations. The work was commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte and involved a team of scholars, scientists, and artists who meticulously recorded their observations and findings. Antoine Phelippeaux, a skilled engraver, contributed significantly to this project, bringing to life the intricate details of ancient Egyptian art and architecture through his engravings.

Plate 12 from Volume II specifically focuses on the coloured base reliefs from the south gallery of the peristyle of an ancient Egyptian palace. These reliefs are notable for their vivid depiction of scenes and figures, rendered with a high degree of accuracy and artistic finesse. The engravings capture the essence of the original artworks, showcasing the intricate designs and vibrant colours that adorned the walls of the palace.

Henri Joseph Redouté, known for his botanical illustrations, collaborated with Phelippeaux on this project, lending his artistic expertise to ensure the engravings were both scientifically accurate and aesthetically pleasing. The collaboration between Phelippeaux and Redouté resulted in a series of plates that not only serve as valuable historical records but also as works of art in their own right.

The "Coloured base reliefs from the south gallery of the peristyle of the palace" exemplify the meticulous attention to detail and dedication to accuracy that characterized the "Descriptions of Egypt." These engravings continue to be of great interest to historians, archaeologists, and art enthusiasts, providing a window into the rich cultural heritage of ancient Egypt and the early efforts to document and preserve it for future generations.

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