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Statue of a scribe sitting with papyrus on his knees, painted limestone

Statue of a scribe sitting with papyrus on his knees, painted limestone


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Filename: 940_18_99000829.jpg

Size: 2607 x 3304 (2.0MB)

Date: 13th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Statue of a scribe sitting with papyrus on his knees, painted limestone

Egyptian civilization, Old Kingdom, Dynasty V (2563-2345 b.C). Statue of seated scribe with papyrus on his knees, painted limestone, h. 58 cm

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Media ID 9510261

Ancient Egyptian Culture Limestone Old Kingdom Scribe Third Millennium Bc


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a remarkable artifact from the ancient Egyptian civilization, specifically from the Old Kingdom's Dynasty V. The statue depicts a scribe in a seated position, with his knees serving as a resting place for an intricately detailed papyrus scroll. Crafted out of painted limestone and standing at an impressive height of 58 cm, this sculpture exudes elegance and skillful artistry. The scribe's posture emanates tranquility and concentration, reflecting the importance of writing and record-keeping in ancient Egypt. His poised demeanor suggests that he was highly regarded within society for his intellectual prowess and ability to document important information. Displayed indoors against a neutral backdrop, this single object commands attention with its vertical presence. The absence of people allows viewers to focus solely on the exquisite craftsmanship exhibited by this piece. It serves as a tangible link to the rich cultural heritage of ancient Egypt during the third millennium BC. The use of limestone as the medium further emphasizes its durability while adding to its aesthetic appeal. This particular statue hails from the Fifth Dynasty, making it an invaluable historical relic that offers insights into both artistic techniques and societal norms prevalent during that era. This print is not affiliated with any commercial entity; rather, it serves as a testament to human creativity throughout history. Its inclusion in Universal Images Group (UIG) collection ensures wider access to appreciate this magnificent representation of ancient Egyptian culture without any restrictions or limitations on usage rights.

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