Amarna

The artwork, titled “Plaque from the Lid of a Coffer Showing Tutankhamun and His Wife Ankhesenamun in a Garden,” hails from Ancient Egypt, created around c. 1351 – c. 1334 BC. This masterpiece belongs to the Amarna art movement and is categorized under the genres of portrait and symbolic painting. It features a depiction of …

Plaque from the Lid of a Coffer Showing Tutankhamun and His Wife Ankhesenamun in a Garden (c.1351 – c.1334 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork titled “Relief of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and Two Daughters Adoring the Aten,” created by artists of Ancient Egypt, dates back to approximately 1372-1350 BC. This piece is associated with the Amarna art movement and is categorized within the portrait and symbolic painting genres. The artwork captures a moment of celestial devotion, depicting the pharaoh …

Relief of Akhenaten, Nefertiti and Two Daughters Adoring the Aten (c.1372 – c.1350 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork titled “Relief of Nefertiti in Front of Aton,” created around 1350 BC by Ancient Egyptian artists, belongs to the Amarna art movement and falls within the portrait genre. This remarkable piece of ancient craftsmanship exemplifies the distinct stylistic elements associated with the Amarna period under the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten. This relief portrays …

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The artwork “Detail of the Stone Shrine from the House of Panehesy Adjacent to the Aten Temple,” created by the ancient Egyptians circa 1356 – 1340 BC, is a remarkable depiction from the Amarna art movement. This genre of symbolic portraiture was prevalent during the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten, reflecting notable shifts in artistic and …

Detail of the Stone Shrine from the House of Panehesy Adjacent to the Aten Temple (c.1356 – c.1340 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork titled “Smenkhkare and Meritaten” attributed to Ancient Egypt, dates back to approximately c.1351 – c.1334 BC and belongs to the Amarna art movement. Belonging to the genre of portraiture, the artwork vividly captures figures significant from the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten. The artwork, which is rendered on a roughly rectangular stone, depicts two …

Smenhkara and Meritaton (c.1351 – c.1334 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork titled “Glazed Tile with Palms” is attributed to Ancient Egypt and dates back to approximately 1352 – 1336 BC. It belongs to the Amarna art movement and is classified under the genre of ornamentation. The artwork depicts a fragment of a glazed tile featuring an intricate design of palm motifs. The green and …

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The artwork titled “Stele Eines Syrischen Söldners Aus Tell El Amarna,” created by an unknown artist from ancient Egypt, dates back to approximately 1351-1334 BC. This piece belongs to the Amarna period and represents the genres of portrait and symbolic painting. The artwork is a vividly detailed stele depicting a scene of daily or ritualistic …

Stele Eines Syrischen Söldners Aus Tell El Amarna (c.1351 – c.1334 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork titled “Talatat of Queen Nefertiti,” created by Ancient Egypt between c. 1357 and c. 1353 BC, exemplifies the artistry of the Amarna period. This portrait embodies the stylistic and cultural shifts characteristic of the Amarna art movement. The artwork features a painted relief carving of Queen Nefertiti, showcasing her profile adorned with a …

Talatat of Queen Nefertiti (c.1357 – c.1353 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »

The artwork entitled “Tile Fragment with Mandragora Fruit and Leaves” is attributed to Ancient Egypt, dating from approximately 1352 to 1336 BC. This piece belongs to the Amarna art movement and falls under the genre of ornamentation. The artwork showcases a fragment of an ancient tile adorned with botanical motifs, specifically the mandragora fruit and …

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The artwork titled “Two Daughters of Amenhotep IV; Nofernoferuaton and Nofernoferure” dates to approximately c. 1375 – c. 1358 BC and belongs to the Amarna art movement. Created by an unknown artist from Ancient Egypt, the piece is a portrait that exhibits the distinct stylistic attributes of this historical period. The artwork features two young …

Two Daughters of Amenhotep IV; Nofernoferuaton and Nofernoferure. (c.1375 – c.1358 BC) by Ancient Egypt Read More »