Female draped figure
Female draped figure - 8076
Rilevo with festoons and head. Detail of a frieze
Rilevo with festoons and head. Detail of a frieze - 8114
Nilotic landscape
Nilotic landscape - 8155
Sphinx head
Sphinx head - 15063
Rilevo with festoons and head. Detail of a frieze
Rilevo with festoons and head. Detail of a frieze - 15062
Scheda in fase di compilazione
Scheda in fase di compilazione - 14468
Alexandria in a modern painting
Alexandria in a modern painting - 8066
Alexandria in a modern painting
Alexandria in a modern painting - 8067
Alexandria, the port
Alexandria, the port - 14362
View of Alexandria today
View of Alexandria today - 15069
View of Alexandria today
View of Alexandria today - 15070
female-figure-with-arp
female-figure-with-arp - 52866
Engraving on paper dating from the 18th century representing Cleopatra's Needle and the Roman Tower of Alexandria and published in the Description de l'Égypte.
Engraving on paper dating from the 18th century representing Cleopatra's Needle and the Roman Tower of Alexandria and published in the Description de l'Égypte. - 8068
The map of Alexandria according to Napoleon's engineers. Published in the Description de l'Égypte.
The map of Alexandria according to Napoleon's engineers. Published in the Description de l'Égypte. - 8071
Portrait head of Ptolemy IV in pink granite from Aswan. He wears the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, the nemes with uraeus, but the hair is typical of Hellenistic art.
Portrait head of Ptolemy IV in pink granite from Aswan. He wears the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, the nemes with uraeus, but the hair is typical of Hellenistic art. - 8084
Portrait of Octavian.
Portrait of Octavian. - 8085
Vase with representation of Pegasus.
Vase with representation of Pegasus. - 8086
Head of Ptolemy VI Philomethoros, a granite copy of the marble original in the same museum and executed by an Egyptian artist.
Head of Ptolemy VI Philomethoros, a granite copy of the marble original in the same museum and executed by an Egyptian artist. - 8077
Head of Ptolemy VI Philomethoros, a granite copy of the marble original in the same museum and executed by an Egyptian artist.
Head of Ptolemy VI Philomethoros, a granite copy of the marble original in the same museum and executed by an Egyptian artist. - 8078
Bust of Ramses II in Aswan granite. The pharaoh is depicted with nemes on his head and uraeus on his forehead, a false beard on his chin. On both shoulders are the royal cartouches.
Bust of Ramses II in Aswan granite. The pharaoh is depicted with nemes on his head and uraeus on his forehead, a false beard on his chin. On both shoulders are the royal cartouches. - 8079
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside.
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside. - 8080
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside.
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside. - 8081
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside.
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside. - 8082
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside.
Statue of Ramesses II depicted incedent with banner. The pharaoh wears the typical pleated robe of the Ramesside period and the ritual skirt with urei. The hairstyle is Ramesside. - 8083
View of Alexandria with the harbour, the cemetery and the Fort of Qaitbay. Published in the Description de l'Égypte.
View of Alexandria with the harbour, the cemetery and the Fort of Qaitbay. Published in the Description de l'Égypte. - 8072
View of the Aqueduct on the Alexandria Canal. Published in the Description de l'Égypte.
View of the Aqueduct on the Alexandria Canal. Published in the Description de l'Égypte. - 8073
Alexandria: view of the city with French army.
Alexandria: view of the city with French army. - 8074
Alexandria: view with tombs and terraces of the city. Published in the Description de l'Égypte.
Alexandria: view with tombs and terraces of the city. Published in the Description de l'Égypte. - 8075
Limestone tombstone depicting a thinker.
Limestone tombstone depicting a thinker. - 8049
A grey granite portrait of Mark Antony, however, it is thought to be a portrait of Ptolemy VIII.
A grey granite portrait of Mark Antony, however, it is thought to be a portrait of Ptolemy VIII. - 8039
Rameses II and his wife Neferatari depicted seated.
Rameses II and his wife Neferatari depicted seated. - 8040
Headless female statue.
Headless female statue. - 8050
Headless female statue
Headless female statue - 8051
Cinerary vessel with wreath of plant elements.
Cinerary vessel with wreath of plant elements. - 8052
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth.
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth. - 8131
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth.
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth. - 8132
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth.
Wooden statue of Serapis from Theadelphia. The statue is covered with painted plaster and represents the seated god with both arms lost as well as the traditional modius on his head symbolising fertility and rebirth. - 8133
Granite head of Alexander the Great.
Granite head of Alexander the Great. - 8120
Granite head of Alexander the Great.
Granite head of Alexander the Great. - 8121
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great.
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great. - 8122
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great.
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great. - 8123
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great.
Sculpted head of Alexander the Great. - 8124
Silver statue of Aphrodite, headless. Traces of locks of hair remain.
Silver statue of Aphrodite, headless. Traces of locks of hair remain. - 8095
Painted limestone stele depicting a seated woman wearing a long robe.
Painted limestone stele depicting a seated woman wearing a long robe. - 8109
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle.
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle. - 8110
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle.
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle. - 8111
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle.
Female head with headdress and rich hairstyle. - 8112
Colossal female head of a late Ptolemaic queen, possibly Cleopatra. An uraeus stands on the forehead while on the head is a modius made of uraeus that still shows the presence of an attachment for an attribute now lost. A supporting pillar is still visible on the back of the head.
Colossal female head of a late Ptolemaic queen, possibly Cleopatra. An uraeus stands on the forehead while on the head is a modius made of uraeus that still shows the presence of an attachment for an attribute now lost. A supporting pillar is still visible on the back of the head. - 8113
Marble group representing Aphrodite adjusting a sandal with the child Eros.
Marble group representing Aphrodite adjusting a sandal with the child Eros. - 8099
Marble group representing Aphrodite adjusting a sandal with the child Eros.
Marble group representing Aphrodite adjusting a sandal with the child Eros. - 8100

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