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Pre Dynastic

Palette of King Narmer


-how upper and lower Egypt unified


-slate stone


-function: makeup palette and commemorate his success


-form: blueprint for the human canon (the way they depict human body= composite perspective)


-papyrus & chair= lower Egypt (sit DOWN)


-bowling pin & lotus flower= upper Egypt


-upper and lower Egypt didn't like each other and king Namar brought them together


-they wore makeup as a spiritual ritual for Raw

Makeup

Old Kingdom

Great pyramids of Giza


-kufu (the great pyramid); the largest


- kufu is the father of khafre that has sphinx


- khafre is father of menkauri who has another pyramid


-the moment you become Ohara you plan your funeral


-made of granite (core) and limestone (outer)


-over 2 million stones


- exterior structures: 2 temples, 1 was closer to the river (valley if living; 1st step of mummification) then to casway (hallway) then to mortuary temple (rights and rituals)


-grand gallery (stories of pharo) and kings chamber


-represented sun rays; raw is always protecting

3 Pharos


3 pyramids

Old kingdom

Seated scribe


- found in a mastaba (structure)


-painted limestone


-some association with a Pharos funeral


-scribe for pharo in after life


-naturalistic= resembles actual person


-function: particular person to scribe for pharo in after life


-paint comes from ocher and natural colors


-informal gesture


-over weight =wealth


-scribe is a VERY important position

Writer

Old kingdom

Menkauri and queen


-made out of Greywack


-emphasizes permanence


-rigid postures symbolize stability of soul especially in after life


-looks very strong and athletic and youthful =idealism


-they are connected for eternity


-found in mortuary temple in mankaura's burial


-serves the kha


-taking first step into eternity; left foot is symbolizing stepping with your head dirt into eternity because left foot has vein all the way to heart


-breath of life is in them; chests are puffed out

Ideal

New kingdom

Temple of Amen-re


-found in upper kingdom of Egypt


-east side of Niall


-pylon shape "M" ; symbolized gateway


-entry way to temple


-entry way has giant path ways lined with Sphinx


-2nd largest religious site in ancient world


-very complex and there are several pylon gate ways to prove your worthiness inside temple


-giant court that possess stairway if columns; represents phases of life


-physical element in architecture represents something spiritual


-university for priests and teaches young Pharos how to die


-Amen-re sas an early ruler that became God ; king of the gods



Hypostyle hall at Amen-re


-130 columns 60 ft tall


-multiple Pharos added onto

New kingdom

Tutankhamen's coffin (king tut)


-found in upper Egypt in valley of kings


-gold, turquoise, lapis lazuli


-found in a tomb structure with all of his belongings for the after life


-found by Howard carter 1922


- king tut was a king at age 9 and died at 19; insignificant pharo


- so extravagant for an insignificant pharo; what would they have done for more important Pharos?


-funerary purposes


-protected by many layers to protect kha


-doesn't matter what pharo you were, alway portrayed and treated like gods

New kingdom

Book of the dead


- found in Thebes (city across from valley of kings)


-painted papyrus


-function: guide to the after life


-hassle lds and curses that people need in after life


- old kingdom= walls


-Middle Kingdom = coffin


-new kingdom = papyrus


-applied not just to Pharos but anyone who was wealthy and important enough


-composite creatures


-judgement of weighing your heart with a feather if heart is heave ur you are eaten by Amit (crocodile composite creature)

New kingdom f

Temple of Hatshepsut


-near valley of kings


-function if temple has changed; not burial necessarily, but a worship site


-attached to temple called tut Moses


-3 tiered


-geometric columns symbolizing light and dark


-constant reminder of journey


- she loves nature, might have been covered in plants


- becomes pharo after husband dies, joint leadership with her son


-formal qualities: sentry, repetition of columns


-mortuary temple combined with valley temple


- she ruled for 20 years


-structure would have been painted; very colorful



New kingdom- amarna

Akhenaton and Nefertiti relief


-Akhenaton is the pharo that wanted to change art


-amarna (upper Egypt)


-function: domestic item to remind the people of new religion


-lime stone


-Akhenaton wanted to distinguish himself from his earlier generations by changing the religion from polytheism to monotheism


The new God is Aton


-he made it so only him and his aid could worship/ speak to the new God


-curvilinear


-elongates


-more realistic and naturalistic


-key figures: Akhenaton and Nefertiti


-informa; doesn't looked posed


-a renewed focus on life; more focused on this life, not after life


- they are playing with their kids


-sun rays end in hands except at key figure= breath of life