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Egyptian antiquitis: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed
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Egyptian antiquitis: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed
LRI4633609 Egyptian antiquitis: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed. Detail representing the arrival of the deceased in the afterwards. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Paris, Musee du Louvre - Ancient Egypt: fragment of the Book of the Dead, Papyrus of Nebqed. Detail representing the arrival of the deceased in the Hereafter. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Louvre Museum, Paris, France by Egyptian School; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Egyptian antiquitis: fragment of the Book of the Dead, papyrus of Nebqed. Detail representing the arrival of the deceased in the afterwards. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Paris, Musee du Louvre - Ancient Egypt: fragment of the Book of the Dead, Papyrus of Nebqed. Detail representing the arrival of the deceased in the Hereafter. 18th dynasty. 1400-1350 BC. Louvre Museum, Paris, France); Luisa Ricciarini; Egyptian, out of copyright
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Hieroglyph Life After Death Papyrus Paper Paganism
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This print showcases a fragment of the Book of the Dead, specifically from the papyrus of Nebqed. The intricate detail depicted in this artwork represents the arrival of the deceased in the Hereafter during Egypt's 18th dynasty, dating back to 1400-1350 BC. The image transports us back to ancient Egypt, offering a glimpse into their beliefs and rituals surrounding life after death. The delicate hieroglyphs meticulously inscribed on papyrus paper tell a story that was considered crucial for guiding souls through their journey beyond earthly existence. As we observe this fragment, we can't help but marvel at its preservation and artistic finesse. It serves as a testament to both Egyptian craftsmanship and religious devotion. Each stroke carries profound meaning, symbolizing an individual's transition into another realm. Displayed within Paris' Musee du Louvre, this artifact invites us to reflect on our own mortality while immersing ourselves in an ancient civilization's spiritual practices. It is through artifacts like these that we gain insight into humanity's enduring fascination with what lies beyond our mortal lives. Luisa Ricciarini skillfully captures this momentous piece of history through her lens, allowing viewers worldwide to appreciate its beauty and significance. This photograph not only preserves Egyptian antiquities but also serves as a reminder of our shared human curiosity about life's mysteries across time and cultures.
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