Step back into the ancient world with this reproduction of Temple of Amada of Hassaya in Nubia (1846–1849) by David Roberts (1796–1864), Scotland’s most celebrated Orientalist painter. During his extensive travels through Egypt and Nubia, Roberts created a remarkable body of work that brought the grandeur of the ancient world to a European audience. His lithographs and paintings remain some of the most significant visual records of 19th-century Middle Eastern and North African heritage.

In this evocative piece, Roberts captures the Temple of Amada—one of the oldest surviving temples in Nubia—with breathtaking architectural accuracy and dramatic atmosphere. His attention to detail and mastery of light transport the viewer to the very heart of Egypt’s timeless desert landscapes.

At BuyScottishArt.com, we reproduce Roberts’ masterpiece using museum-quality archival printing on 250 gsm matte paper. Every line, shadow, and architectural feature is faithfully preserved for authenticity. Customers may choose from premium solid wood frames in Black, White, or natural Wood finishes—crafted from responsibly sourced oak and ash. With a 20mm profile, shatterproof plexiglass, and ready-to-hang fittings included, your artwork arrives display-ready.

Perfect for collectors of Scottish art, admirers of ancient history, or those who wish to bring an air of cultural sophistication into their décor, this print is a striking reminder of the enduring beauty of Egypt’s heritage.

• Fine art reproduction of Temple of Amada of Hassaya in Nubia by David Roberts

• Printed on heavyweight 250 gsm archival matte paper

• Premium frame choices: Black, White, or Wood

• Sustainable oak/ash frames with shatterproof plexiglass

• Ready-to-hang with included hardware

Own a piece of 19th-century travel art history—add this timeless Roberts print to your collection today.