Cairo Eternal

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About the Work

Explore the abundant culture and breathtaking aesthetics of Egypt's lively capital, from the legendary Great Pyramids of Giza to the animated Khan El Khalili market. Cairo Eternal marks the first Egyptian destination in the Travel Series, highlighting a singular culture and its unparalleled aesthetic. This book guides readers on an indelible voyage through the city's core, underscoring its profound cultural heritage and contemporary nuances.

Immerse yourself in the spirited ambiance of Cairo's avenues, balanced by a tranquil sunset voyage down the Nile on a classic felucca. With striking photography and captivating narratives, Cairo Eternal encapsulates the soul of this dynamic metropolis, where antiquity converges with modernity.

About the Author

Mai Eldib is a cultural tactician and expert in visual art and culture spanning the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. Eldib has been a part of Sotheby's since 2008, contributing to a multitude of artist monographs and exhibition catalogs at the auction house and across the region. Eldib has assisted various institutional exhibitions and is an active member of global and local museum and nonprofit committees championing Middle Eastern art. For the past decade, Eldib has resided in Cairo.Mai Eldib is a cultural tactician and expert in visual art and culture spanning the Arab world, Iran, and Turkey. Eldib has been a part of Sotheby's since 2008, contributing to a multitude of artist monographs and exhibition catalogs at the auction house and across the region. Eldib has assisted various institutional exhibitions and is an active member of global and local museum and nonprofit committees championing Middle Eastern art. For the past decade, Eldib has resided in Cairo.

"I arrived...at the city of Cairo, mother of cities...mistress of broad provinces and fruitful lands, boundless in multitude of buildings, peerless in beauty and splendor, the meeting-place of comer and goer."

Ibn Battuta