Luxor Temple Sketchbook - 20 blank pages - Made in Egypt

This softcover sketchbook features a representation of the Luxor Temple. Built in 1400 BCE, this temple stands on the east side of the Nile in the city of Luxor, in southern Egypt. It was constructed over the course of hundreds of years, starting with the reign of Amenhotep III and continuing through Ramses II, Tutankhamun and extending into the Roman era. The entrance was originally marked by two obelisks, but only one remains, the other was given to France and is now in Paris. The temple became overrun with sand, and was restored to it's current condition in 1960. Not knowing what lay under the sand, a mosque was built over the temple, and remains active to this day. The world famous "Avenue of the Sphinxes" connects Luxor Temple to Karnak Temple. 

• 20 blank pages inside with a printed design on the front and informational section on the back, unlined and staple bound.
• Printed by our artisans in Cairo, Egypt
• It is 5.5 inches wide by 8.25 inches tall.
• This listing is for one sketchbook per order.
• Ages 12+