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After studying history and geography, Hervé Champollion first worked in publishing before deciding to become a full-time photographer. His passion for travelling and for the great civilisations is evident in the numerous guide books which Champollion illustrated, including works on Egypt, Jerusalem, Andalucia and the Yemen. akg-images is proud to represent the work of Hervé Champollion in all territories.
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akg2-G76-T2-16-C A wall painting of a group of wailing women in the tomb of Ramose, vizier under Amenophis III and IV. The tomb dates from during the New Kingdom, 18th dynasty, circa 1370 BC, in Deir el-Medina, Thebes West. Photo: Hervé Champollion / akg-images |
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akg5AE-A2-A2000-1 An aerial view of Abu-Simbel in Upper Egypt, showing the the Great Rock Temple on the left and the Small Temple on the right, built under Ramses II 1290-1224 BC and moved 1964-68 due to the creation of Lake Nasser. Photo: Hervé Champollion / akg-images |
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akg5AE-K3-E2-2000-5 The inner court and pump room in the Sultan Hasan Mosque and Mausoleum, Cairo. Photo: Hervé Champollion / akg-images |
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akg5AE-K3-E3-2000-5 A view of the pinnacles and minaret of the Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo. Photo: Hervé Champollion / akg-images |
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akg5IT-R1-O1-2000-15 View of the Colosseum in Rome which was started under Vespasian in 72AD, completed under Titus in 80AD and then raised one floor under Domitian. Photo: Hervé Champollion / akg-images |