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Detail of the interior of the tomb of Nakht, West Thebes, Egypt, painted under the reign of Tuthmosis I The walls on the right are decorated with a false-door motif, in front of which offering to the deceased are laid
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Detail of the interior of the tomb of Nakht, West Thebes, Egypt, painted under the reign of Tuthmosis I The walls on the right are decorated with a false-door motif, in front of which offering to the deceased are laid
Detail of the interior of the tomb of Nakht, West Thebes, Egypt, painted under the reign of Tuthmosis I The walls on the right are decorated with a false-door motif, in front of which offering to the deceased are laid Egypt West Thebes, tomb of Nakht Mural Painting Eighteenth Dynasty, New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1870 - 1880. Date of Artwork:1390 a.C. ca
Beato Antonio
FVQ-F-121104-0000
Media ID 33296969
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Africa Commemorative Inscription New Kingdom Offering Stele Abstract Concept And Symbol Concept Or Subject Expressed
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This photo print, titled "FVQ-F-121104-0000" takes us on a mesmerizing journey to the interior of the tomb of Nakht in West Thebes, Egypt. Captured between 1870 and 1880 by the talented photographer Beato Antonio from Alinari, this image showcases a remarkable detail within this ancient burial site. The walls on the right side of the photograph are adorned with an exquisite false-door motif, transporting us back to a time when artistry flourished under the reign of Tuthmosis I. Offering a glimpse into Egyptian funerary customs, we witness various offerings laid before this symbolic doorway as tributes to the deceased. Dating back approximately 1390 BCE, this artwork is not only visually stunning but also holds immense historical significance. It serves as both an inscription and communication from ancient times—a tangible link connecting us to those who once walked these hallowed halls. Within this composition lies a multitude of concepts and subjects expressed through allegory and abstract symbolism. Steles stand tall against commemorative structures that embody architectural mastery. The human body is depicted in its most vulnerable form—both male and female figures grace these sacred walls in their nakedness. As we gaze upon this powerful image captured by Beato Antonio, we find ourselves transported across centuries to Egypt's majestic city of Thebes. This print invites us to contemplate not just its aesthetic beauty but also ponder upon our own mortality and how different cultures have sought solace in honoring their departed loved ones throughout history.
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