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Ptolemaic Temple of Isis at Philae, known as Trajan's Kiosk, model displayed at the Mostra Augustea of 1937-1938 in Rome, now in the Museum of Roman Civilization, Rome
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Ptolemaic Temple of Isis at Philae, known as Trajan's Kiosk, model displayed at the Mostra Augustea of 1937-1938 in Rome, now in the Museum of Roman Civilization, Rome
Ptolemaic Temple of Isis at Philae, known as Trajan's Kiosk, model displayed at the Mostra Augustea of 1937-1938 in Rome, now in the Museum of Roman Civilization, Rome Rome Museum of Roman Civilization. Date of Photograph:1938
Anderson
ADA-F-041315-0000
Media ID 33150163
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photograph captures a remarkable architectural model of the Ptolemaic Temple of Isis at Philae, also known as Trajan's Kiosk. The model was prominently displayed at the prestigious Mostra Augustea exhibition held in Rome between 1937 and 1938, showcasing the grandeur of ancient Roman civilization. The intricate details of this miniature masterpiece are awe-inspiring. Every column, archway, and decorative element has been meticulously crafted to replicate the splendor of the original temple. The photographer, Anderson from Alinari, skillfully captures the essence of this historical artifact through his lens. Originally located on an island in Egypt's Nile River, this temple dedicated to the goddess Isis was built during the reigns of various Ptolemaic pharaohs. Its unique design blended Egyptian and Hellenistic architectural styles seamlessly. Now housed within the Museum of Roman Civilization in Rome itself, this extraordinary model serves as a testament to both ancient Egyptian and Roman cultures' rich heritage. It stands as a tangible link connecting us with our past—a reminder that great civilizations have risen and fallen throughout history. As we gaze upon this photograph taken in 1938—over eight decades ago—we can't help but marvel at how time has preserved not only these magnificent structures but also our fascination with them. This image invites us to explore further into archeology—to uncover hidden stories buried beneath layers of sand and stone. Let it serve as a reminder that even amidst modernity's hustle and bustle, there is immense value in preserving our collective history for future generations to appreciate and learn from.
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