Shadows of Karnak, Luxor Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Size (Inches):28'' x 40'' its remote location preserved it

its remote location preserved it from European eyes until the 19th century

a sacred space devoted to the ancient goddess Ishtar/Inanna

and the rayed solar disk

Formerly Ipet-isut

Despite losing some height due to the removal of its original limestone casing

Shadows of Karnak, Luxor Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Size (Inches):28'' x 40'' its remote location preserved itPurchase 3 prints and enjoy 50% off your lowest priced item * The Karnak Temple Complex, known as Karnak, meaning "the fortified village" in Arabic, stands as a sprawling testament to ancient Egyptian grandeur near Luxor. Its construction, initiated by Senusret I in the Middle Kingdom and extended into the Ptolemaic era, showcases a mix of temples, pylons, and chapels, predominantly from the New Kingdom. Formerly Ipet isut, "The Most Selected of