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Detail of the two heraldic pilasters of Tutmosis III inside the temple of Amon-Ra in Karnak. The pilasters are adorned with depicitions of lotus and papyrus, heraldic plants of Lower and Upper Egypt; in the foreground are two inhabitants of the area
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Detail of the two heraldic pilasters of Tutmosis III inside the temple of Amon-Ra in Karnak. The pilasters are adorned with depicitions of lotus and papyrus, heraldic plants of Lower and Upper Egypt; in the foreground are two inhabitants of the area
Detail of the two heraldic pilasters of Tutmosis III inside the temple of Amon-Ra in Karnak. The pilasters are adorned with depicitions of lotus and papyrus, heraldic plants of Lower and Upper Egypt; in the foreground are two inhabitants of the area Egypt Karnak Pilaster Eighteenth Dynasty, New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1880 ca.. Date of Artwork:1450 a.C. ca
Beato Antonio
FVQ-F-113112-0000
Media ID 33291307
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Africa Aquatic Herbaceous Inscription New Kingdom Papyrus
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This print captures the intricate details of the two heraldic pilasters inside the temple of Amon-Ra in Karnak, Egypt. Dating back to the Eighteenth Dynasty of the New Kingdom, these pilasters were commissioned by Tutmosis III and serve as a testament to ancient Egyptian artistry. Adorned with depictions of lotus and papyrus, symbolic plants representing Lower and Upper Egypt respectively, these pilasters exude a sense of regality and power. The lotus, known for its beauty and purity, represents Upper Egypt while the papyrus symbolizes Lower Egypt's abundance and fertility. Together, they create a harmonious visual representation of unity between these regions. In the foreground of this photograph are two inhabitants from this area during ancient times. Their presence adds depth to the image, allowing us to imagine what life might have been like during that era. They stand as witnesses to history amidst this grand architectural marvel. The composition is expertly captured by Beato Antonio from Alinari in approximately 1880 AD. His lens brings out every intricate detail - from each delicate petal on the flowers adorning the pilasters to every line etched into their surface. This photograph not only showcases remarkable craftsmanship but also provides insight into an ancient civilization that thrived thousands of years ago. It serves as a reminder that even after centuries have passed since its creation, Egyptian art continues to captivate our imagination with its timeless beauty.
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