George A. Hoskins Drawing - Nubia
- Hoskins MSS 2.128
- Item
View of the river Nile and part of the Nubian landscape in the left side foreground:
- pencil drawing
- mounted
- [on recto, top right corner] 'Bustal nr Ebsamboul'. (pencil note)
- 27.2 by 13.0 cm
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George A. Hoskins Drawing - Nubia
View of the river Nile and part of the Nubian landscape in the left side foreground:
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Dabod
View of the remains of the temple of Isis at Dabod:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Sedeinga (Adaya)
View of the remains of the temple of Amenhotep III at Sedeinga (Adaya):
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Gerf Husein
View of the remains of the temple of Ptah, Ptah-Tatenen and Hathor at Gerf Husein:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Elephantine
View of the Nilometer and 'Quay' structure on the Island of Elephantine:
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Elephantine
View of the Island of Elephantine:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Edfu
View of the river Nile at Edfu:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Aswan
View of the river Nile at Aswan:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Elephantine
View of the bank of the river Nile at Elephantine:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank
View of the landscape of the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank
View of the landscape of the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Island of Argo Monuments
Drawing of two restored colossal statues from the island of Argo (Arko) in Sudan. The left side statue includes a smaller figure at his right side leg, possibly representing his son. Both figures wear a pleated skirt and crown, and adopt a striding pose. These statues could represent the Meroitic king Natakamani, who is known to have had statues found in this area:
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Island of Argo Monuments
Colossal statue of the Meroitic king Natakamani from the northern area of the island of Argo (Arko) in Sudan. It lies upon the ground in two clear breaks at the torso:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank
View of the landscape of the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank
View of the landscape of the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Camels
Drawing of a harnessed camel in a desert landscape in Nubia:
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Tumbos
Colossal striding statue of a king, possibly Taharqa or Tanwetamani, found in the grey granite quarry area of Tumbos in northern Sudan. It lies upon the ground in amongst various pieces of rubble:
George A. Hoskins Watercolour - Kerma
View of the site of Kerma in the lower (Western) Defufa area:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Nubia, 3rd cataract
View of the landscape of the 3rd cataract (Hennak) inside a border:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank. Qurna Temple
View of the temple of Sety I at Qurna on the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank. Qurna Temple
View of the hypostyle hall area of the temple of Sety I at Qurna on the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Amara
View of the remains of the temple at Amara:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Amara
Drawing of two partial columns decorated with relief details from the temple at Amara:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank. Ramesseum
View across second court towards the hypostyle of the Ramesseum on the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Soleb
View looking north-east to the remains of the temple of Amun and Amenhotep III at Soleb:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Gebel Barkal
View of the remains of the great temple of Amun (B500) at Gebel Barkal:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Abu Hamed
View of the river Nile at Abu Hamed in Sudan:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank. Ramesseum
View of the first court area of the Ramesseum on the west bank at Thebes, including the first pylon and to the left side the remains of a toppled colossal statue of Ramesses II:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Thebes. West Bank. Ramesseum
View of the Ramesseum on the west bank at Thebes:
George A. Hoskins Drawing - Gebel Barkal
View of the remains of the first hall of the large rock-temple of Amun ('Typhonium', B300) at Gebel Barkal. Several columns still intact amongst the rubble, including columns with Hathor-head capitals and a Bes-column: