Who travels sees more : artists, architects and archaeologists discover Egypt and the Near East / edited by Diane Fortenberry.

An ASTENE Publication - p. 4 of cover.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

-- Introduction / Diane Fortenberry -- Some remarks on the Mesopotamian travels of Robert Ker Porter / Kai Kaniuth -- Sir Charles Fellows and the Xanthian Marbles / Enid Slatter -- The short, happy life of Harold Jones, artist and archaeologist / Lyla Pinch-Brock -- The paradox of Cypriot artistic representations / Rita C. Severis -- Egypt discovered by 19th-century American artists / Carolina Williams -- Patronage, politics and an ill-defined profession: how James 'Athenian' Stuart became an architect / Kerry Bristol -- An architect's progress: Charles Barry's travels in Egypt / Patricia Usick -- Inspired by Egypt: Owen Jones and architectural theory / Kathryn Ferry -- The consequences of an aesthetic approach to the Holy City: C.R. Ashbee and the Pro-Jerusalem Society / Anat Almog -- By brush and lens: revealing the Sphinx / Elaine Altman Evans -- Mohammad Sadiq's Exploration of the Hijaz route and the first photographs of the Prophet's mosque / Paul Robertson -- In the sandals of Pharaoh: James Henry Breasted and the steroscope / Elaine Altman Evans -- The British Consulate House in Cairo: travellers' tales, 1816-27 / Deborah Manley -- Wer soll Meister sein? Travelling journeymen in Cairo / Agnieszka Dobrowolska.