Egyptian Art

Sep 17, 2014

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Egyptian Art. Chapter 3. People, Boats & Animals, 3500-3200 bce. Palette of Narmer , 3000-2920 bce. Imhotep, Stepped Pyramid, 2630-2611 bce. Great Pyramids of Gizeh ( menkaure , Khafre , Khufu), 2551-2472 bce. Sphinx, 2520-2494 BCE. Menkaure & Khamerernebty , 2490-2472.

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Egyptian Art Chapter 3

People, Boats & Animals, 3500-3200 bce
Palette of Narmer, 3000-2920 bce
Imhotep, Stepped Pyramid, 2630-2611 bce
Great Pyramids of Gizeh (menkaure, Khafre, Khufu), 2551-2472 bce
Sphinx, 2520-2494 BCE

Menkaure & Khamerernebty, 2490-2472
seated scribe, 2500 bce
Ti watching Hippo hunt, 2450-2350 bce
Goats treading seed, 2450-2350 bce
Rock Cut Tombs at BeniHasan, 1950-1900 bce
Interior hall of rock cut tomb
Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, 1473-1458 bce
Hatshepsut with offering Jars, 1473-1458 bce
Temple of Ramses II, 1290-1224 bce
Interior Temple of Ramses
temple of Amen Re, 15th c BCE
Hypostyle hall, Amen Re
Senmut with princess nefrura, 1470-1460 bce
Fowling scene, 1400-1350 bce
Musicians & Dancers, 1400-1350 bce
Akhenaton, 1353-1335 bce
Thutmose, Nefertiti, 1353-1335 bce
Tiye, 1353-1335 bce
akhenatonnefertiti and three daughters, 1353-1335 bce

painted chest from the tomb of tutankhamun
last judgement of hu-nefer, 1290-1280 bce
taharqo as a sphinx, 680 bce
Temple of Horus, 237-47 bce

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