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Le Temple de Dendérah
David Roberts, 1841
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- Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
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The Temple of Dendera is an 1841 landscape painting by the Scottish artist David Roberts. It portrays the entrance to the Dendera Temple in Egypt. Roberts, a member of the British Royal Academy travelled to the Holy Land at a time when Orientalism was at its height. During this period Egypt still remained formally part of the Ottoman Empire. A group of Ottoman officials are shown on the right of the canvas being served by slaves, including a half-naked woman carrying a water jug.
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