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A History of Art in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 8 — INTRODUCTION.

Walter Armstrong translation

They were discovered in 1811 amid the ruins of one of the temples at Ægina, by a company of excavators presided over by Mr. Cockerell. They were bought by Prince Louis of Bavaria in 1812, and Thorwaldsen was occupied during several years in putting together and restoring them. They were first exhibited in the Glyptothek of Munich in 1820.

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