In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland — check current display status with the museum.
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
While other images of Abu Simbel by Teynard, Maxime Du Camp, and Antonio Beato emphasize the massive scale of the two temples carved into the rocks, this view by Teynard sets the colossal sculptures into the context of the large cliffs and vast expanses of desert. Like the temple at Philae,the temple complex at Abu Simbel was relocated in 1968 to prevent its submersion beneath the lake formed by the Aswan High Dam. This view no longer exists.
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Louksor (Thèbes), Construction Postérieure - Galeries - Para
Séboûah, Temple, Colosse et Sphinx de la Partie Gauche de l'
Dakkeh, Village et Rives du Nil
Abou Sembil, Grand Spéos - Statues Colossales, Vues de Trois
General View of Monuments Carved into Bedrock with Photograp
Ile de Fîleh (Philæ), Vue Génèrale Prise du Point I, Sur La 
Sébôuah, Vue Générale du Temple
Sphinxes with a Human Head and with a Ram Head at Point Y. K
Félix Teynard|Imprimerie Photographique de H. de Fonteny et Félix Teynard — Abou Sembil, Grand Spéos - Statues Colossale
Francis Frith — Abou Simbel, Nubia
Félix Teynard|Imprimerie Photographique de H. de Fonteny et 
Robert Murray (British, 1822–1893) — Temple of Abu Simbel
Félix Teynard|Imprimerie Photographique de H. de Fonteny et 
Maxime Du Camp — Propylon du Temple de Dandour (Tropique du Félix Teynard — Sébôuah, Vue Générale du Temple
Félix Teynard — Abo-Sembil, Grand Spéos, Statues Colossales 
Félix Teynard|Imprimerie Photographique de H. de Fonteny et 
Wilhelm Hammerschmidt (German, 1869) — View of Karnak Temple
Antonio Beato (British, c. 1825–1903) — Temple of Dendera