Artist
Francis Frith (1822–1898)
147 works by Francis Frith (British, 1822–1898) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The Pyramids of Dahshoor From the EastFrancis Frith, 1857National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Statues of the Plain, ThebesFrancis Frith, 1858National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jerusalem from the City WallFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
The Circular Temple, BaalbecFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
City Wall and Mosque of Omar, JerusalemFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Nablous, The Ancient ShechemFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
The Statues of Memnon, Plain of ThebesFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
The Great Pillars and Smaller Temple, BaalbecFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Crocodile on a Sand-BankFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Entrance to the Great Temple, LuxorFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
New Excavation at Medinet-HabooFrancis Frith, 1860, printed 1862Art Institute of Chicago 
AssouanFrancis Frith, 1857, printed 1862Art Institute of Chicago 
Doum Palm and Ruined Mosque, PhilæFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Bethlehem, with the Church of the NativityFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
The Colonnade, Island of PhilæFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Portico of the Temple of DenderaFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
View on the Island of PhilaeFrancis Frith, 1857, printed 1862Art Institute of Chicago 
Ruined Mosque Near PhilæFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Pharoah's Bed, Philæ, from the Great TempleFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Wady Kardassy, NubiaFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Sculptures from the Outer Wall, DenderaFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Antiquities at Biggeh, Opposite PhilæFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
Koum Ombo, Upper EgyptFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago 
The Tyrolean ValleyFrancis Frith, 1857Art Institute of Chicago