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Maxime Du Camp (1822-1894) was a French photographer best known for his striking images of the Middle East taken during a trip in the 1850s. Du Camp's work focused on capturing the architecture and landscapes of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. He was an early adopter of the calotype process, which produced crisp and detailed images of these historic locations. Du Camp’s photographs, like those of the ancient city of Jerusalem, helped to document and popularize these sites, and his work continues to inspire photographers today.
Born
1822
Died
1894
Kalabscheh, Vue Générale du Temple de Kalabscheh (Talmi...
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Mosquée du Khalife Haakem Biamrillah, Le Kaire
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Palais de Karnak, Sculptures Extérieures du Sanctuaire ...
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Ibsamboul, Colosse Médial (Enfoui) du Spéos de Phrè Nub...
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Jérusalem, Porte Dorée (Bab-El-Daharieh); Palestine
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Grand Temple d'Isis à Philoe, Tôth Ibiocéphale; Nubie
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1850
Temple De Dakkeh (Ancienne Pselcis); Nubie
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Grand Temple d'Isis à Philoe, Galerie Orientale; Nubie
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1850
Médinet-Habou, Façade Orientale du Gynécée de Ramsès-Mè...
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Palais de Karnak, Sculptures Extérieures du Sanctuaire ...
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Médinet-Habou, Propylées du Thoutmoseum; Thèbes
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Mosquée de Bellal au Village de Bab; Nubie
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Karnak, Temple de Khons; Thèbes
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Temple d'Amada; Nubie
Maxime Du Camp
1850
Palais de Karnak, Vue Générale des Ruines, Prise au Nor...
Maxime Du Camp
1850