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Egyptian Art 3000 to 1000 b.c.e.

Egyptian Art 3000 to 1000 b.c.e. Egyptian Art. Literate culture – hieroglypics Emphasis on death and the afterlife Pharoahs associated with gods Large mortuary complexes Painted tombs Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom. The Palette of King Narmer , c. 3100-3000 BCE, slate.

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Egyptian Art 3000 to 1000 b.c.e.

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  1. Egyptian Art3000 to 1000 b.c.e.

  2. Egyptian Art • Literate culture – hieroglypics • Emphasis on death and the afterlife • Pharoahs associated with gods • Large mortuary complexes • Painted tombs • Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom

  3. The Palette of King Narmer, c. 3100-3000 BCE, slate

  4. The Great Pyramids at Gizeh, 2600-2475 BCEben-ben associated with the god Re/ Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure/ covered with limestone

  5. Nemes Khafre (Gizeh), c. 2575-2525 BCE, dioriteidealized pharaoh, carved in diorite, with Horus/ intertwined papyrus and lotus/ throne with lion imagery/ attributes of pharaoh (Old Kingdom kilt, ceremonial beard, nemes, uraeus)/ canon of ideal proportions expressed in a pose of calm and stability/ subtractive method/ high relief Uraeus

  6. Seated scribe (Saqqara), c.2450-2350 BCE, painted limestoneuse of increased realism in subordinate figures/ role of the scribe in Egyptian culture

  7. The Rosetta Stone, 196 BCE, basalt

  8. Statuette of a Hippopotamus (known as "William") ca. 1981-1885 B.C.E.; Dynasty 12; Middle Kingdom, Egyptian; Middle Egypt, Meir, Faience; H. 4 3/8 in. Metropolitan Museum of Art

  9. Model of a Riverboat, ca. 1985 B.C.E.; Dynasty 12, Middle Kingdom, Metropolitan Museum of Art

  10. Senmut. Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut (Deir-el Bahri), c. 1473-1458 BCE

  11. Left: Figure of Hatshepsut enthroned, c. 1470 BCE, limestoneQueen Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh/ Senmut (or Senenmut)/ Thutmose III, a nephew and stepson of Hatshepsut

  12. colonnades on multiple levels/ reliefs of a voyage to Punt and a divine birth/ a cliff backdrop separating the temple from the Valley of the Kings

  13. Temple of Ramses II (Abu Simbel), c. 1290-1224 BCE

  14. temple built in Upper Egypt, bordering Nubia

  15. Colossal figures of Ramses located both outside the temple and inside (atlantids)

  16. Left: Temple of Nefertari at Abu SimbulRight: mummy of Ramses II

  17. façade/corridor axis

  18. Temple at Luxor, c. 1290-1224 BCEpylon with sunken reliefs

  19. Diagram of a pylon facade

  20. Left: Statue of Ramses II atTemple at LuxorBelow: Obelisks at Karnak

  21. obelisk/ barque carrying the statue of the deity/ annual Opet festival

  22. Senmut with Princess Nefrua (Thebes, Egypt), c. 1470-1460 BCE, graniteblock statue

  23. Fowling scene from the tomb of Nebamun (Thebes, Egypt), c.1400-1350 BCE, fresco on dry plaster

  24. Garden of Nebamun (Thebes), c. 1400-1350 BCE

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