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Tristram James Ellis, British 1844-1922- The Temple of Philae, from the West; pencil and watercolour on paper, signed and dated 'Tristram Ellis 1896' (lower left), bears exhibition label inscribed with the title, artist's name and address verso, 34.6 x 71 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, UK (by descent). Exhibited: London, The New Gallery, 'Summer Exhibition, 1897'. Note: The present work is a charming example of Ellis' striking views of North Africa and the Middle East, informed by his extensive travels. A similar work includes the artist's view of 'The Golden Horn' in the Pera Museum in Istanbul, which also exhibits Ellis's confident use of colour to evoke the strong sunlight illuminating the landscape.
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