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Painted wooden sarcophagus by Taschepenxhous, priestess of Ammon: work preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris
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Painted wooden sarcophagus by Taschepenxhous, priestess of Ammon: work preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris
Painted wooden sarcophagus by Taschepenxhous, priestess of Ammon: work preserved in the Louvre Museum, Paris France Paris, Louvre Sarcophagus Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1920-30 ca.. Date of Artwork:X sec. a.C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-023872-0000
Media ID 33138847
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of ancient Egyptian art: the painted wooden sarcophagus created by Taschepenxhous, a priestess of Ammon. Preserved within the prestigious Louvre Museum in Paris, this masterpiece offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of Egypt. The intricate details and vibrant colors adorning the sarcophagus immediately draw one's attention. Every brushstroke tells a story, conveying an array of symbols and allegories that were significant to ancient Egyptian civilization. The inscription on the artwork further emphasizes its importance as a means of communication between humans and their gods. Dating back to around X century BC, this artifact serves as a tangible link to Africa's ancient civilizations. It represents not only Egypt but also African art as a whole, showcasing its unique abstract concepts and symbolism. The photograph itself was captured by Alinari, Fratelli during the 1920s or 1930s—a time when photography began playing an essential role in preserving historical artifacts for future generations. Through this lens, we are able to appreciate every intricate detail with clarity while being transported back in time to witness the beauty and craftsmanship firsthand. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of how art transcends time and space—connecting us with our ancestors' creativity and spirituality. It is through such masterpieces that we gain insight into cultures long gone but forever preserved within museums like the Louvre. In conclusion, this photograph immortalizes Taschepenxhous' painted wooden sarcophagus—an extraordinary testament to Egypt's ancient civilization—and invites us all to delve deeper into Africa's rich artistic heritage.
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