Black-and-white architectural photograph capturing the upper facade above the main entrance of Prince Said Halim Palace, also known as Champollion Palace, located on Champollion Street (formerly Muyar Street) in Wust El-Balad (Downtown Cairo). The image details carved stone bas-reliefs featuring mythological faces and draped figures flanked by ornate Corinthian columns, all executed in Italian Baroque style by architect Antonio Lasciac in 1896. The palace is a significant heritage landmark in Cairo representing the late 19th-century European architectural influence on Egyptian royal residences.