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Ancient Egyptian Art and Architecture: From Predynastic Period to the New Kingdom - Prof. , Study notes of Art

An overview of ancient egyptian art and architecture, focusing on various periods from the predynastic era to the new kingdom. Topics include the evolution of egyptian culture, stylistic conventions of egyptian art, architectural developments, and the impact of foreign invasions. Key figures, artifacts, and structures are discussed in detail, offering insights into the symbolism, techniques, and significance of egyptian art and architecture.

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Download Ancient Egyptian Art and Architecture: From Predynastic Period to the New Kingdom - Prof. and more Study notes Art in PDF only on Docsity! Chapter 3 Under the Ancient Pharaohs Goals • Understand the evolution of Egyptian culture and its relationship to the Nile • Recognize stylistic conventions of Egyptian art • Understand architectural evolution from pyramid to tomb temple and burial monument • Discuss how Egyptian art changed as a result of the Hyksos’ invasions • Understand aspects of the New Kingdom as reflected in its art Tomb at Hierakonpolis • People, boats, animals • Detail of a watercolor copy of wall painting • Predynastic 3500-3200 BCE • Paint on Plaster Palette of King Narmer ¢ Predynastic 3000-2920 BCE * From Kierakonpolis IMHOTEP • 1st artist • Stepped pyramid and mortuary precinct of Djoser, Saqqara, Egypt • THIRD DYNASTY • 2630-2611 BCE Great Pyramids • Gizeh, Egypt • FOURTH DYNASTY • Pyramid of Menkaure 2490-2472 BCE • Pyramid of Khafre 2520-2494 BCE • Pyramid of Khufu 2551-2528 BCE rte Mt eras celle Rela G1 eee Sen Limestone Removed aren Rete iad belareulsl=esy Oe ikem Orel cis i rsrctes Tt aT ektctel ss] Sphinx • Lion w/Pharoah Head • 2520-2494 BCE Khafre Enthroned • Diorite • Lotus & Papyrus plants: Symbols of United Egypt • Ideal proportions to represent king (not true portrait) • 2520-2494BCE • Bilaterally symmetrical • Closed form Seated Scribe • Painted, seated statue • Appears Intelligent • Sits on ground (hierarchy) fragmentary head of senusret iii • Statue w/some realism • Mood in face • Fragmentary head • 12TH DYNASTY • Red quarzite • 1878-1859 BCE PUICOUPCEANS ECEOEENTON LL ae DA Be 1nnnnay?” PNT ’ see “ae Tomb of Hatchepsut • Female pharoah • 18TH DYNASTY • 1473-1459 BCE • Also represented as man • Tomb desecrated Temple of Amen Re • Successive kings contribute • Pylon temple (massive gateways) • Karnak, Egypt • 19TH DYNASTY • 1290-1224BCE Hypostle Hall Tomb of Nebamun • “Scribe and counter of grain” • Catching birds • FRESCO SECCO (dry fresco) • 1400-1350BCE • 18th DYNASTY Musicians & detail from a fresco from the tomb of Nebamun Tomb at Nebamun • 1400-1350 BCE • 18th DYNASTY • 4 Noblewomen • Frontal views and faces • Relaxation from old kingdom’s rules of representation Akhenaton • Effeminate statue • Realistic curves • Represented as god Atton • 18th DYNASTY • 1353-1335BCE Nefertiti • Painted limestone bust • 18th DYNASTY • 1353-1335 BCE • Akhenaton’s queen • Unfinished eye socket • NEW KINGDOM • AMARNA AGE Akhenaton, Nefertiti & 3 Daughters • Sunken relief stele • Amarna period • Bask in sun disc rays of aton • 18th DYNASTY • 1353-1335BCE • Informal mood (feet) Death mask of Tutankhamen • From innermost coffin in tomb at Thebes • 18th Dynasty – 1323 BCE • Gold with inlay of semiprecious stones • Egyptian Museum, Cairo Painted Chest/Tutankhamun • Thebes • 18th DYNASTY • 1333-1323BCE • Triumphs over Asian enemies Sphinx of Tahargo ¢ Granite ° 25th DYNASTY * Kingdom of Kush
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