✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1922
The Great Pyramids of Giza - 4 millieme
This issue highlights the most enduring monuments of human civilization, the Great Pyramids of Giza, presented in a monumental landscape composition. The illustration features the iconic silhouettes of the pyramids with a tranquil scene of camels in the foreground, conveying a message of timelessness and the persistent allure of Egypt as a land of mystery and architectural wonder. This imagery serves to promote Egypt's unique cultural identity on the world stage, positioning the Giza Plateau as the central axis of the nation’s historical and tourism narrative. In a historical context, the green hue and classic design represent the institutionalization of archaeological heritage within the national brand, framing these ancient structures as eternal guardians of the Egyptian landscape and vital symbols of its deep-rooted civilizational pride.
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Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 200 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 100 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 50 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 20 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 15 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 10 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 5 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 4 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 3 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 2 millieme
Portrait of Sultan (later King) Fuad I - 1 millieme
The Great Sphinx of Giza - 5 millieme
The Colossi of Memnon - 10 millieme
The Great Pyramids of Giza - 4 millieme
Queen Nefertari with the Headdress of Hathor - 2 millieme
The Statue of Pharaoh Amenemhat III - 15 millieme
The Aswan Dam (Old Dam)- 200 millieme
The Great Temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel - 100 millieme
The Citadel and Mosque of Muhammad Ali in Cairo - 50 millieme
The Gateway of Ptolemy III at Karnak - 20 millieme
The Colossi of Memnon - 10 millieme
The Great Sphinx of Giza - 5 millieme
The Pyramids of Giza - 4 millieme