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Statue of Queen Tiy, wife of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III, made to resemble the goddess Isis-Hathor, in the Museo Egizio, Turin
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Statue of Queen Tiy, wife of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III, made to resemble the goddess Isis-Hathor, in the Museo Egizio, Turin
Statue of Queen Tiy, wife of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III, made to resemble the goddess Isis-Hathor, in the Museo Egizio, Turin Turin Museo di Antichit, Egyptian Section Statue Eighteenth Dynasty, New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1920-1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:1370 a.C. ca
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This photograph captures the exquisite statue of Queen Tiy, wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, displayed in all its glory at the Museo Egizio in Turin. Crafted during the Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt's New Kingdom era, this remarkable artwork is a testament to the rich history and artistic prowess of that time. The statue portrays Queen Tiy with meticulous attention to detail, as she stands tall donning an elaborate headdress reminiscent of both civilian and religious significance. Her regal attire exudes elegance and grace, reflecting her status as a prominent figure in Egyptian society. The intricate wig adorning her head showcases the intricacy and sophistication of ancient Egyptian hairstyles. What makes this statue truly unique is its resemblance to the goddess Isis-Hathor. Known for her hybrid divinity combining elements from different deities, Hathor symbolized femininity, love, beauty, music, dance, and motherhood. By embodying these qualities through artistry and craftsmanship in this sculpture dedicated to Queen Tiy herself speaks volumes about her esteemed position within Egyptian mythology. Through Alinari's lens capturing this masterpiece dating back to approximately 1370 BC. , we are transported back in time to witness not only a work of art but also a glimpse into Africa's ancient civilization. This photograph serves as a reminder that even after centuries have passed since its creation; it continues to inspire awe and fascination among admirers worldwide. As we gaze upon this image captured nearly a century ago by Alinari Fratelli photographers who expertly documented historical artifacts like these without commercial intent or purpose - we cannot help but appreciate their contribution towards preserving our collective heritage for generations to come.
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