Hathor

Hathor

This votive green faience plaque depicts the famous scene of the godess Hathorr in her animal form in a thicket of papyrus. This image originates in the Theban mountains, where the tombs are found. The Hathor carries a solar disk between horns which recalls her role as the mother of Re. At her neck shines a large collar with a pendant in the form of a lotus. A small hole at the left indicates that the object was meant to be suspended.

DEIR EL-BAHARI ?

NEW KINGDOM: 18TH DYNASTY

B. Van Rinsveld, Goden en godinnen van het Oude Egypte - Dieux et déesses de l'Ancienne Égypte, Bruxelles 1994, 46-47

http://www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/record.aspx?id=891

KMKG - MRAH

Invenory number

E.5867

Busto de un noble

Busto de un noble

cuarcita

dinastía XIII

Museo egipcio de Barcelona

Plañidera Tuba de Nebamon e Ipuki

Plañidera
Tuba de Nebamon e Ipuki

burial chamber, sarcophagus

http://giza.fas.harvard.edu/sites/833/intro/#0

Subjects: Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2378

Description: Senedjemib Complex: G 2378 A, burial chamber, sarcophagus, looking S

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Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2370

Western Cemetery: Site: Giza; View: G 2370

Appears twice in chapel relief in tomb of Senedjemib Inti (owner of G 2370), portico (west wall, north panel, spear fishing scene, standing behind Inti) and offering room (= room IV, south wall, bottom register, holding large bird), identified in both places as [sAb sS sHD Hmw-kA] juridicial scribe, inspector of ka-priests; in situ in G 2370. Also appears three times in chapel relief in tomb of Senedjemib Mehi (owner of G 2378), son of Senedjemib Inti (owner of G 2370), portico (north wall, east panel, spear fishing scene, standing behind Mehi), identified as [jmj-r sSw] overseer of scribes; antechamber (= room II), north wall (bottom register, first on left in row of offering bearers), identified as [sAb sS] juridicial scribe, and south wall (east of entrance, fifth register, holding papyrus scroll), identified as [sAb jmj-r sSw] judge, overseer of scribes; displaced block and relief in situ in G 2378.

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Estatuilla femenina

Estatuilla femenina
madera
dinastía X
...

Museo de egiptologia
Barcelona

Estatuilla femenina

Estatuilla femenina

fayenza

dinastía XXI-XXVI

Museo de egiptologia

Barcelona

Horus

Statue du dieu Horus 3e Période Intermédiaire, 1069 - 664 avant J.-C
Louvre

Statue du dieu Horus 3e Période Intermédiaire,

Statue du dieu Horus 3e Période Intermédiaire, 1069 - 664 avant J.-C
Louvre

figurillas eróticas

figurillas eróticas

ptolemaicas

Museo de egiptologia

Barcelona

Piramide de Necherjet - Dyeser Saqqara

Piramide de Necherjet - Dyeser
Saqqara

Deir el Bahari

Estatua del faraón Ramses III

Estatua del faraón Ramses III
granito
Museo egipcio de Barcelona

Máscara de momia

Máscara de momia 
 yeso

Época romana
(siglos I-II d. C)

Juanto a los tretatos de El Fayum, este tipo de máscaras en yeso representan el cambip más significativo que experimentó el tratamiento del rostro humano en época grecorromana.

Museo Egipcio de Barcelona

The Art of Ancient Egypt

The Art of Ancient Egypt: A Resource for Educators
Edith W. Watts
The art of ancient Egypt and the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art come together in this comprehensive resource for educators, which includes summaries of ancient Egyptian history and art, maps, lesson plans and classroom activities, a bibliography, and a glossary. The descriptions of the works and other information are aimed at increasing knowledge and pleasure in viewing Egyptian art at The Met or other museums. The materials can be adapted for students of all ages, interests, and abilities, and can be used to enrich any curriculum.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's teacher-training programs and accompanying materials are made possible through a generous grant from Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Rose.
Download the resource (PDF).
 https://www.metmuseum.org/learn/educators/curriculum-resources/the-art-of-ancient-egypt

Heqanakht Letter

Heqanakht Letter I

Period:Middle KingdomDynasty:Dynasty 12Reign:reign of Senwosret IDate:ca. 1961–1917 B.C.Geography:From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Deir el-Bahri, Tomb complex of Ipy (TT 315, MMA 516), Tomb of Meseh (MMA 516B), MMA excavations, 1921–22Medium:Papyrus, inkDimensions:H. 28.4 cm (11 3/16 in.), W. 27.1 cm (10 11/16 in.)Credit Line:Rogers Fund and Edward S. Harkness Gift, 1922Accession Number:22.3.516

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/545445

Heqanakht was a native of Thebes (present day Luxor) during the early twelfth dynasty. As "ka-servant" of a high official he was responsible for the high official's statue cult and the administration of the land and income that had been endowed to maintain this cult. The letters and accounts written by Heqanakht and one or more scribes on sheets of papyrus were discovered by Museum excavator Herbert E. Winlock in the excavation season of 1921-1922 in the tomb of Meseh, who had a side passage and crypt in the tomb complex of the vizier Ipy, one of the rock cut tombs along the cliff overlooking the temples at Deir el-Bahri. The documents - some still folded, tied and sealed, when found - provide unique insights into the domestic and financial affairs of an average middle class family that lived almost four thousand years ago.

This is the front side (recto) of letter I, written, probably by Heqanakht himself, in columns from right to left on a pristine sheet of papyrus in hieratic script with black ink. It is addressed to Heqanakht's family, specifically to a man called Merisu, who was a kind of steward responsible for the functioning of the household and its production. In the letter Heqanakht gives instructions to send two individuals (Nakht, possibly Merisu's deputy, and Sinebniut, a subordinate) to rent land in a place named Perhaa. He makes comments on the rental fee of land previously leased and gives directions about the rations to be provided for the man Nakht on his mission to Perhaa.

Purifying and Mourning the Dead, Tomb of Nebamun and Ipuky

Artist:

Charles K. Wilkinson ca. 1930

Period:

New Kingdom

Dynasty:

Dynasty 18

Reign:

reign of Amenhotep III–Akhenaten

Date:

ca. 1390–1349 B.C.

Geography:

From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes

Medium:

Tempera on paper

Dimensions:

Facsimile: H. 38.7 × W. 83.5 cm (15 1/4 × 32 7/8 in.), scale 1:1, Framed: H. 40.3 × W. 85 cm (15 7/8 × 33 7/16 in.)

Credit Line:

Rogers Fund, 1930

Accession Number:

30.4.108

Met Museum

Mentuhotep and Ahmose-Nefertari

Artist	Creator:Charles K. Wilkinson
Title	Deceased censing and libating to the deified Mentuhotep and Ahmose-Nefertari, with the Hathor cow emerging from the mountain; Tomb of Ameneminet
Description	Facsimile, Ameneminet (TT 277), deified Mentuhotep, Hathor cow, desert;
Date	circa 1295–1170 B.C.
Medium	Tempera on paper
Dimensions	facsimile: h. 60 cm (23 5/8 in); w. 87.5 cm (34 7/16 in) scale 1:1 framed: h. 62.9 cm (24 3/4 in); w. 90.8 cm (35 3/4 in)
Current location	Metropolitan Museum of Art

Isis ptolemaica. Siglos IV-I a. C.Terracota policromada. Biblioteca Museo Victor Balaguer

Isis ptolemaica. Siglos IV-I a. C.Terracota policromada. Biblioteca Museo Victor Balaguer

Museo de Bellas artes de Madrid

 Museo de Bellas artes de Madrid
colección egipcia

Fragment de bas-relief funéraire

Fragment de bas-relief funéraire provenant probablement du site de Deir el-Bahari, XXe dynastie
 Collection d'antiquités égyptiennes du musée des beaux-arts de Lyon

Detail from the giza writing board/

Detail from the giza writing board/detail aus der schreibtafel des mesdjeru aus Gizeh. Detail aus der Königsliste: von oben nach unten sind die Namen der Könige Neferirkare, Sahure, Chefren, Djedefre, Teti und Bedjatau.

Détail sur la tête d'une statuette du roi Djedefrê

Détail sur la tête d'une statuette du roi Djedefrê trouvée à Abou Rawash - IVe dynastie égyptienne - Musée du Louvre

Fragments d'une statue de Djedfefrê trouvés à Abou Rawash

Fragments d'une statue de Djedfefrê trouvés à Abou Rawash - IVe dynastie égyptienne - Musée du Louvre