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Scarab: Falcon Deity, Egypt, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period, Dynasties 19-21
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Scarab: Falcon Deity, Egypt, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period, Dynasties 19-21
Scarab: Falcon Deity, Egypt, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period, Dynasties 19-21 (about 1186-945 BCE)
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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from ancient Egypt, specifically the New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period, Dynasties 19-21 (about 1186-945 BCE). The image features a Scarab: Falcon Deity, an exquisite representation of religious symbolism and artistic mastery. Crafted in ceramic with a glazed beige finish, this intricately carved piece captures the essence of Egyptian mythology. The falcon deity is depicted with great attention to detail, showcasing its majestic wings and fierce gaze. As a bird of prey, the falcon symbolizes power and protection in ancient Egyptian culture. The scarab beetle motif on this artifact further adds to its significance. In Egyptian belief systems, scarabs were associated with rebirth and regeneration. This sacred insect was believed to possess magical properties that could protect against evil forces and grant eternal life. The hieroglyphics adorning the surface of this sculpture provide additional insight into its cultural context. These ancient writings convey messages related to religion or historical events that are yet to be fully deciphered by scholars. Housed within the Art Institute Chicago's art gallery collection, this heritage artwork serves as a testament to Egypt's rich history and artistic legacy. Its presence invites viewers to delve into the mysteries of an era long past while appreciating the craftsmanship and spiritual significance behind each intricate detail.
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