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A mural painting in a New Kingdom tomb in Thebes. The deceased pharaoh is seen facing the goddess Isis, the scene is framed by hieroglyphic inscriptions
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A mural painting in a New Kingdom tomb in Thebes. The deceased pharaoh is seen facing the goddess Isis, the scene is framed by hieroglyphic inscriptions
A mural painting in a New Kingdom tomb in Thebes. The deceased pharaoh is seen facing the goddess Isis, the scene is framed by hieroglyphic inscriptions Egypt Western Thebes Mural Painting Eighteenth Dynasty, New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1960-1970. Date of Artwork:XV-XIII sec. a.C. ca
Ronchetti, Pietro
RAD-F-000197-0000
Media ID 33223425
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Africa Deceased Divinity Divinity Of The Osiris Cycle Egypt Egyptian Art Egyptian Figure Personage Inscription Isis New Kingdom Pharaoh Headdress Civilian
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This print captures a mesmerizing mural painting found in a New Kingdom tomb in Thebes, Egypt. Dating back to the XV-XIII century BC, this artwork showcases the deceased pharaoh facing the goddess Isis, surrounded by intricate hieroglyphic inscriptions. The scene depicted is rich with symbolism and cultural significance. The deceased pharaoh stands tall and regal, adorned with headdress and clothing that reflect his civilian, military, and religious roles. His nude body signifies vulnerability in death while also emphasizing his humanity. Facing him is the powerful goddess Isis, known as the divinity of the Osiris cycle in Egyptian mythology. Her divine presence brings comfort and protection to the departed ruler on his journey into the afterlife. The mural itself is a testament to ancient Egyptian artistry and craftsmanship. Every detail has been meticulously painted onto these sacred walls, preserving history for centuries to come. The hieroglyphic inscriptions framing the scene further enhance its importance as they serve as written communication from an era long past. Photographed by Pietro Ronchetti between 1960-1970, this image allows us to appreciate not only the artistic beauty but also offers insight into Africa's ancient civilization. It serves as a reminder of our connection to those who came before us and their profound impact on human history. This print holds immense historical value beyond its aesthetic appeal. It invites us to explore Egypt's rich heritage while honoring both famous figures like this pharaoh of Eighteenth Dynasty during New Kingdom times and lesser-known individuals whose stories are forever etched within these magnificent tombs.
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