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Vol 25

Purpose

Joseph Michael Gandy (1771-1843), Volume of 144 numbered pages containing 53 drawings of the Sarcophagus of Seti I, dated February 1830. Title page insc: A Series of sketches of/the Arragonite Soros/discovered by Signe Giovanni Belzoni in one of/the Royal Tombs in the Valley of Beban-el Malook/at Gournou, near Thebes, in Upper Egypt, 19th October AD 1817/made by Joseph Gandy Esqre ARA 1830. Paper covers (490 x 300)

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Title page insc: A Series of sketches of/the Arragonite Soros/discovered by Signe Giovanni Belzoni in one of/the Royal Tombs in the Valley of Beban-el Malook/at Gournou, near Thebes, in Upper Egypt, 19th October AD 1817/made by Joseph Gandy Esqre ARA 1830

Signed and dated

Feb 1830

Medium and dimensions

Paper covers (490 x 300)

Hand

Joseph Michael Gandy (1771 - 1843)

Level

Drawing

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