Pantheon Egyptien

Published between 1823 and 1825, The Egyptian Temples is a collection of paintings of ancient Egyptian gods and mystical hieroglyphics. The illustrations by Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois (1780-1846) are detailed and vivid portrayals of the mythological and religious characters of one of the earliest civilizations .

Biography of Léon Jean-Joseph Dubois

• Born in Paris, France in 1780
• Active as a painter and illustrator
• He has a deep knowledge of ancient Egyptian art and culture, and is responsible for the illustrations in "Egyptian Temples."
• Died in 1846

Representative works

• Illustrations for the Pantheon Egyptien (1823–1825)

Characteristics and influence of this book

"The Temples of Egypt" features detailed explanations of ancient Egyptian gods, myths, and religion, as well as beautiful illustrations by Dubois. These illustrations faithfully reproduce the style of ancient Egyptian art, while incorporating Western painting techniques to achieve detailed, colorful expression.

This book contributed greatly to the development of Egyptology in Europe in the early 19th century. Its detailed descriptions and beautiful illustrations increased interest in ancient Egypt and influenced many researchers and artists.

"Egyptian Temples" is a valuable resource that conveys the mystery and charm of ancient Egyptian civilization to the present day, and is also highly regarded for its artistic value.