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bas-relief figurant un harpiste aveugle (-1333 -1319)

Leiden Rijksmuseum van OudhedenLeiden Rijksmuseum van Oudheden Relief featuring blind harpist (-1333 - -1319)Details (E)
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art egyptien - tete du roi Toutankhamon (1336 B.C. - 1327 B.C.)

This sandstone head depicts the triangular face and recognizable features of Tutankhamen, whose tomb was discovered almost intact in 1922. In the center of the brow is a socket for the addition of a uraeus serpent, symbol of royalty, in another material. On top of the head is the lower portion of the double crown of Upper and lower Egypt, still preserving traces of the original red pigment.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Head of King Tutankhamen (1336 B.C. - 1327 B.C.)Details Unknown (E)
This sandstone head depicts the triangular face and recognizable features of Tutankhamen, whose tomb was discovered almost intact in 1922. In the center of the brow is a socket for ...

art egyptien - Relief of Akhenaten as a sphinx (1349 B.C. - 1336 B.C.)

The association of royalty with the majestic and powerful lion can be traced back to the earliest periods. The human-headed lion, or sphinx, was also identified with aspects of the sun god. In this example, King Akhenaten crouches before a table of offerings. He presents cartouches, or oval rings, with the names of his solar god, the Aten. This god is represented by the sun's disk shedding its rays over the whole scene. Relief fragments similar to this one are in Hanover, Geneva and Brooklyn; a number of them were excavated at Akhenaten's own capital city of Akhet-aten (modern el-Amarna). They were found in place as doorjambs and suggest that this piece also served a similar purpose.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Relief of Akhenaten as a sphinx (1349 B.C. - 1336 B.C.)Details Unknown (E)
The association of royalty with the majestic and powerful lion can be traced back to the earliest periods. The human-headed lion, or sphinx, was also identified with aspects of the ...

Ahmose And Baketre (-1488 -1411)

This noble couple are mother and son, but are represented as equally young and vigorous. The statue group does not represent their actual appearance, but shows them as they wished to be in the kingdom of the gods after their death. The refined, elegant style dates the work to the around 1450 BC.Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Ahmose And Baketre (-1488 - -1411)Details Unknown artist (E)
This noble couple are mother and son, but are represented as equally young and vigorous. The statue group does not represent their actual appearance, but shows them as they wished ...

Mummy Case For A Cat (-696 -296)

Thousands of Egyptian cats were embalmed and presented as offerings to the goddesses Bastet and Pakhet. The mummies were often placed in costly, cat-shaped mummy cases like this one. The Egyptians believed that the “souls” of the goddesses took up residence in the desiccated animals. It was, accordingly, a good deed to offer a cat mummy to the goddesses.Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Mummy Case For A Cat (-696 - -296)Details Unknown artist (E)
Thousands of Egyptian cats were embalmed and presented as offerings to the goddesses Bastet and Pakhet. The mummies were often placed in costly, cat-shaped mummy cases like this on ...

Nekhet-kawi's Double Mummy Case (-2147 -2047)

The eyes on the outside of Nekhet-kawi’s mummy case were magic symbols of multiple aspects. In the first instance they restored the dead person’s sight, so that he or she could see out into the realm of the living. Secondly they were a protection from evil. Thirdly they symbolised the rebirth of the deceased into a new life.Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Nekhet-Kawi s Double Mummy Case (-2147 - -2047)Details Unknown artist (E)
The eyes on the outside of Nekhet-kawi’s mummy case were magic symbols of multiple aspects. In the first instance they restored the dead person’s sight, so that he or s ...

The Stele of Roma the Doorkeeper, Dedicated of the Goddess Astarte (-1401 -1363)

The Egyptians almost never depicted illness. This instance is one of the exceptions. One of the man’s legs is withered and the foot only supports itself on the toes. It is the opinion of quite a number of doctors that these deformities are due to polio. This may be the world’s oldest representation of that disease.Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek The Stele Of Roma The Doorkeeper, Dedicated Of ... (-1401 - -1363)Details Unknown artist (E)
The Egyptians almost never depicted illness. This instance is one of the exceptions. One of the man’s legs is withered and the foot only supports itself on the toes. It is th ...

art egyptien - tete du roi Toutankhamon (1336 B.C. - 1327 B.C.)

This sandstone head depicts the triangular face and recognizable features of Tutankhamen, whose tomb was discovered almost intact in 1922. In the center of the brow is a socket for the addition of a uraeus serpent, symbol of royalty, in another material. On top of the head is the lower portion of the double crown of Upper and lower Egypt, still preserving traces of the original red pigment.
art egyptien - Head of King Tutankhamen (1336 B.C. - 1327 B.C.) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (E)
This sandstone head depicts the triangular face and recognizable features of Tutankhamen, whose tomb was discovered almost intact in 1922. In the center of the brow is a socket for ...

art egyptien - barque mortuaire (detail)

art egyptien - barque mortuaire (detail) (E)
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art egyptien - barque mortuaire

art egyptien - barque mortuaire (E)
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