Imhotep Collection (page 2)

Pyramid of Userkaf. At background, Djoser Pyramid. Egypt
Pyramid of Userkaf. At background, Djoser Pyramid. Old kingdom. Saqqara. Egypt

Illustration of men paying respect to Egyptian god of medicine Imhotep as he stands before them

Imhotep (active c2980 BC) Ancient Egyptian physician (right, seated) surgical instruments (centre) birthing chair (left). Limestone relief

Plinth bearing Imhoteps name, architect of Step pyramid at Saqqara
Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty IV. Plinth bearing Imhoteps name, architect of the Step pyramid at Saqqara

Bronze ex-voto depicting Imhotep, architect of pyramids of Giza
Egyptian civilization, Late Period. Bronze ex-voto depicting Imhotep, architect of the pyramids of Giza, in a deified image of the 8th century b.C

Bronze statuette depicting seated Imhotep, designer of Step Pyramid at Saqqara
Egyptian civilization, Late Period. Bronze statuette depicting seated Imhotep, architect who designed the Step Pyramid at Saqqara and author of earliest medical treatises

Statue of Imhotep, architect who designed the Step Pyramid at Saqqara and author of earliest medical treatises
Egyptian civilization, Late Period. Statue of Imhotep, architect who designed the Step Pyramid at Saqqara and author of earliest medical treatises

Egyptian physician, architect and sage: bronze statuette, c600 B. C
IMHOTEP, 27th CENTURY B.C. Egyptian physician, architect and sage: bronze statuette, c600 B.C

IMHOTEP (ca. 2667 BC-2648 BC). The step pyramid of Djoser. 2668 -2649 BC. EGYPT. CAIRO. Saqqara. Pyramid of Djoser. Djosers step pyramid and funerary complex. Egyptian art. Old Kingdom. Architecture

Africa, Egypt, Cairo, Zoser, Step Pyramid

Structures excavated and reinstalled at the Step pyramid at Saqqara, built during the Third Dynasty (27th century BC). Imhotep was the architect for Egypts first step pyramid, (Pyramid of Djoser)

Step pyramid at Saqqara, one of the earliest Egyptian pyramids, built during the Third Dynasty (27th century BC). Imhotep was the architect for Egypts first step pyramid, (Pyramid of Djoser)

The Pyramid of Djoser (Zoser), or step pyramid, part of the Saqqara necropolis, Egypt, northwest of the city of Memphis. It was built for the burial of Pharaoh Djoser by his Vizier Imhotep

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Imhotep: The Architect Behind Egypt's Ancient Marvels Imhotep, a name that resonates through the annals of ancient Egyptian history. Known as an esteemed chancellor to Pharaoh Djoser, his legacy lives on in the magnificent structures he designed and built. One of his most remarkable creations is the Pyramid of Djoser, also known as the Step Pyramid. Located in Saqqara necropolis, this architectural marvel stands tall as a testament to Imhotep's ingenuity. Its stepped design was revolutionary for its time and set the stage for future pyramid constructions. Imhotep's brilliance extended beyond architecture; he was also revered as a skilled sculptor. A statuette dating back to Ptolemaic Period showcases his mastery over form and detail. Crafted by an unknown creator, it immortalizes Imhotep's likeness with intricate precision. Another artifact that speaks volumes about Imhotep's influence is the Shabti of Imhotep. Made from faience and green glaze during 380-342 BC, it depicts him holding symbols representing power and knowledge. These shabtis were believed to serve their owner in the afterlife, highlighting Imhotep's significance even beyond death. The bronze statuette from 27th century BC further exemplifies his artistic prowess. With meticulous craftsmanship capturing every contour of his face and body, it serves as a timeless tribute to this extraordinary figure. As we gaze upon these relics today, we catch glimpses into ancient Egypt through Imhotep's eyes. His vision transformed Saqqara into an awe-inspiring landscape adorned with pyramids and tombs that continue to captivate us centuries later. From small pyramids near Djoser’s Step Pyramid to intricately designed tombs scattered across Saqqara necropolis - all bear witness to Imhotep’s enduring legacy. Each structure whispers tales of grandeur intertwined with spirituality.