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Egyptian 18th Dynasty

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The 18th dynasty in Egypt encompasses an age often referred to as the new empire, or the third high period of Egypt. A time of change had come. Egypt is a country that historically has rarely avoided conflict. With the beginning of the 18th dynasty, a kind of calm period set in and the glorious time of the pharaohs came. Egyptian art remained on a relatively low level until then. Art was made for the dead. The flat-painted art that decorated the tombs of the deceased was of simple elaboration and design. With the pharaohs, the understanding of art changed. The Valley of the Kings became the central point of the stately tombs. The chosen place became the link between the belief in the gods and the cult of the dead. The work of the artists was no longer to serve a single purpose, it was to enable the dead kings to live on magnificently and were intended as mild-mannered offerings to the benevolence of the gods. When Howard Carter opened the tomb of Tutankhamun, it revealed an almost unimaginable magnificence with works of art from the 18th Dynasty. The artists used materials of inestimable value. Precious stones, gold, silver and copper were used in the grave goods. It is hard to imagine that in parallel in Europe the Bronze Age was drawing to a close.

An excellent example of 18th Dynasty art is the statue of the ruler Hatshepsut. The only woman to have ever ruled Egypt, it can be admired today in Metropolitan Museum. The pharaoh appears impossibly young, polished stone makes her skin shimmer and her face has fine features. The viewer might mistake her for a ballet dancer rather than Egypt's only queen. Artist Judy Chicago has reserved a place for the queen in her installation The Dinner Party.

An important task of the Egyptian artists was to choose a precise and unambiguous form of representation. From today's perspective, the individual motifs appear simple and schematic, yet the murals tell detailed stories. With the closing of the graves the stories should become alive and accompany the way of the dead. The artists proceeded systematically in the creation of the murals. Sketches were made on papyrus and these were transferred to the walls with bold colors. Strings stretched beforehand marked the exact position for the motifs. To protect the soul of the dead, all works of art were made according to strict rules of representation. The Egyptian art of mural painting follows geometric regularities in the arrangement of recurring elements. The result is a harmonious and balanced impression, which is unique in this form. The sculptors and painters of the 18th dynasty would not be artists in the modern sense, as they lacked creative and artistic freedom, yet their representations still find imitators and admirers many centuries later.

Egyptian 18th Dynasty

    Ancient Art

The 18th dynasty in Egypt encompasses an age often referred to as the new empire, or the third high period of Egypt. A time of change had come. Egypt is a country that historically has rarely avoided conflict. With the beginning of the 18th dynasty, a kind of calm period set in and the glorious time of the pharaohs came. Egyptian art remained on a relatively low level until then. Art was made for the dead. The flat-painted art that decorated the tombs of the deceased was of simple elaboration and design. With the pharaohs, the understanding of art changed. The Valley of the Kings became the central point of the stately tombs. The chosen place became the link between the belief in the gods and the cult of the dead. The work of the artists was no longer to serve a single purpose, it was to enable the dead kings to live on magnificently and were intended as mild-mannered offerings to the benevolence of the gods. When Howard Carter opened the tomb of Tutankhamun, it revealed an almost unimaginable magnificence with works of art from the 18th Dynasty. The artists used materials of inestimable value. Precious stones, gold, silver and copper were used in the grave goods. It is hard to imagine that in parallel in Europe the Bronze Age was drawing to a close.

An excellent example of 18th Dynasty art is the statue of the ruler Hatshepsut. The only woman to have ever ruled Egypt, it can be admired today in Metropolitan Museum. The pharaoh appears impossibly young, polished stone makes her skin shimmer and her face has fine features. The viewer might mistake her for a ballet dancer rather than Egypt's only queen. Artist Judy Chicago has reserved a place for the queen in her installation The Dinner Party.

An important task of the Egyptian artists was to choose a precise and unambiguous form of representation. From today's perspective, the individual motifs appear simple and schematic, yet the murals tell detailed stories. With the closing of the graves the stories should become alive and accompany the way of the dead. The artists proceeded systematically in the creation of the murals. Sketches were made on papyrus and these were transferred to the walls with bold colors. Strings stretched beforehand marked the exact position for the motifs. To protect the soul of the dead, all works of art were made according to strict rules of representation. The Egyptian art of mural painting follows geometric regularities in the arrangement of recurring elements. The result is a harmonious and balanced impression, which is unique in this form. The sculptors and painters of the 18th dynasty would not be artists in the modern sense, as they lacked creative and artistic freedom, yet their representations still find imitators and admirers many centuries later.

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The goddess Selket on the canopi...
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Detail of the goddess Selket fro...
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Tutankhamun (c.1370-1352 BC) and...
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Scarab pectoral, from the tomb o...
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Fragment of the Ebers Papyrus, N...
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Garden of a private estate with ...
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The cartouche of the king, from ...
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The funerary mask of Tutankhamun...
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Bust of Queen Nefertiti, from th...
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Bust of Amenophis IV (Akhenaten)...
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The goddess Isis from the inside...
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Detail from the Golden Shrine of...
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Tuthmosis III (c.1490-39 BC) (ba...
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Musicians and a Dancer, from the...
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Hub and spokes of chariot wheel ...
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Egyptian antiquite: bas relief r...
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Anubis, Egyptian god of the dead...
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Anubis, Egyptian god of the dead...
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The royal sceptre, from the Tomb...
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Nebamun hunting in the marshes w...
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The burial chamber in the Tomb o...
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Relief depicting Amenophis IV (A...
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Egyptian antiquite: “” fishing s...
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Recording the harvest, from the ...
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Stroll in the Garden, relief dep...
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Scarab bracelet, from the Tomb o...
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Relief depicting King Amenhotep ...
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Funerary bed in the form of the ...
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The throne, from the Tomb of Tut...
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The Obelisk of Tuthmosis I (1504...
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The funerary mask of Tutankhamun...
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Statue of the lion-headed goddes...
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Hunting and Fishing, from the To...
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Nefertiti (14th century BC) quee...
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Tomb of Menna: Agricultural scen...
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Ceremonial Chair of Tutankhamun,...
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Ancient Egyptian Antiquity: bas ...
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Statue of the lion-headed goddes...
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Chair, from the Tomb of Tutankha...
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Banquet scene, from Thebes, c.14...
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Statue of the god Amun protectin...
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Anubis, the god of death from th...
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Statuette of a nude girl, New Ki...
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The pharaohs ecclesiastical thro...
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Detail of a Tutankhamun Chest, N...
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Detail from The Book of the Dead...
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The innermost coffin of the king...
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Ecclesiastical chair, from the t...
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Portrait bust of a daughter of K...
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Picking grapes, from the Tomb of...
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Innermost coffin of Tutankhamun,...
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Bust of Queen Nefertiti, side vi...
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Bust of the Egyptian Queen Nefer...
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Scene from the Book of Amduat sh...
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Pectoral decorated with the wing...
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The golden mask of Tutankhamun. ...
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The gold mask, from the Treasure...
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Egyptian antiquite: sarcophagus ...
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Egypt, Tell el-Amarna, Bas-relie...
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Statuette of Amenophis IV (Akhen...
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Model folding stool, from the To...
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Falcon pectoral, from the Tomb o...
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Weeping Women in a Funeral Proce...
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The throne of Tutankhamun (c.137...
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Detail of the second mummi...
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Ay performing the opening of the...
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Sandals, Tomb of Tutankhamun, Ne...
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Necklace with vulture pendant, f...
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Egyptian antiquite: the lioness ...
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Gold dagger and sheath, from the...
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The gold funerary mask, from the...
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Bust of Queen Nefertiti, front v...
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Horemheb and Hathor, from the To...
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Egyptian antiquite: representati...
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The funerary mask of Tutankhamun...
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Pectoral with a bird-scarab, fro...
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Scenes of sowing and harvesting,...
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Egyptian Art: Tomb of Menna. Fis...
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Descent of the sarcophagus into ...
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Five rings, from the Tomb of Tut...
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Egypt, Detail of Statue of Thutm...
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Akhenaten (reigned 1353-1336 BC)...
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Bust of Queen Nefertiti, front v...
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Interior of the tomb of Tuthmosi...
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Crook and flail, from the Tomb o...
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Fishing and fowling in the marsh...
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A Sphinx of Queen Hatshepsut, fr...
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Cartouche-shaped box, from the T...
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Akhenaten and His Family, from A...
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Egyptian antiquite: cartridge of...
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Tutankhamun and his queen, Tutan...
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Mirror case in the form of an an...
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Innermost coffin of the King, To...
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Interior of the Tomb of Sennefer...
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Dummy of the young Tutankhamun (...
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Blind Harpist Singing, from the ...
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Childs chair, from the Tomb of T...
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Bead with the cartouche of Tutan...
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Queen of Punt, detail scene depi...
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