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Name: Stepped Pyramid of King Djoser
Period/Style: Predynastic/Egyptian
Date: 2630-2611 BCE
Artist/Patron: Imhotep/Djoser
Location: Saqqara, Egypt
Medium: mud brick, wood, reed
Technique: stacking, diminishing size, columns
Function: burial site for nobles/royalty
Context: pharaoh (leader), celebration of afterlife, post-mastabas, polytheism
Descriptive Terms: several levels, "god like"
Architecture
Name: Great pyramids of Giza
Period/Style: Old Kingdom/ Egyptian
Date: 2528-2490BCE
Artist/Patron: paid laborers/ Menkaure, Khufu, Khafre
Medium: mud bricks
Technique: stacking, mathematical calculating
Function: tombs for some of the 4th Dynasty pharaohs
Context: architectural innovation, influenced by sun rays
Descriptive Terms: descending size as goes up, triangular prism
Architecture
Name: Seated Scribe
Period/Style: Old Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 2400 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Saqqara, Egypt
Medium: limestone, paint
Technique: sculpture
Function: convey the importance of scribe, buried in a tomb
Context: limited literacy, organized gov. and religion
Descriptive Terms: naturalistic features, obesity=non royal
Sculpture
Name: Palette of Narmer
Period/Style: Predynastic/ Egyptian
Date: 3000-2920 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Hierakonpolis, Egypt
Medium: slate
Technique: relief
Function: record events/ narrative
Context: unification of Upper and Lower Egypt
Descriptive Terms: eloped feline necks= unification, hierarchy of scale
Sculpture
Name: Khafre Enthroned
Period/Style: Old Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 2500 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location:Gizeh, Egypt
Medium:Diorite
Technique: relief
Function: eternal stillness, timeless afterlife, serenity, perfection
Context: pharaoh/monarch, divinity
Descriptive Terms: emotionless, unrealistic, perfect features
Sculpture
Name: Temple of Amen-Re
Period/Style: New Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 1290-1224 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Karnak, Egypt
Medium: stone slab, cement
Technique: columns, incising
Context: polytheism, temples
Function: temple (place of worship)
Descriptive Terms: massive columns, artificial lake
Architecture
Name: Menkaure and his wife (Khamerenbty)
Period/Style: Old Kingdom/ Egyptian
Date: 2500 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Gizeh, Egyptian
Medium: Graywacke
Technique: high relief
Function: not to show affection but marriage
Context: pharaoh, polygamy, women "subordinate"
Descriptive Terms: emotionless, unrealistic
Sculpture
Name: Sculpture of Hatshepsut
Period/Style: New Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 1473-1458 BCE
Location: Deir el-Bahri, Egypt
Medium: Red Granite
Technique: sculpture
Function: shows Hatshepsut taking part in religious ritual
Context: polytheism, 1st woman pharaoh
Descriptive Terms: in men's clothes, kneels before gods, broken up
Sculpture
Name: Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut
Period/Style: New Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 1473-1458 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Deir el-Bahri, Egypt
Medium: limestone
Technique: sculpture, columns
Function: burial place for Hatshepsut
Context: First female pharaoh, columns popular, monarchy
Descriptive Terms: columns, large arrangement of buildings
Architecture
Name: Work from Armana Period
Period/Style: Old Kingdom/Akhenaton
Date: 1300 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Karnak, Egypt
Medium: sandstone
Technique: sculpture, reliefs
Function: show intimate side of pharaoh, realistic
Context: change in Egypt's religion and politics
Descriptive Terms:
Sculpture
Name: wall paintings of Tomb of Nebamun
Period/Style: New Kingdom/Egyptian
Date: 1400 BCE
Artist/Patron: unknown
Location: Thebes, Egypt
Medium: fresco secco
Technique: front and profile, registers
Function: display funerary occurrences
Context: death celebrated, polytheism, pharaoh
Descriptive Terms: hierarchy scale, register/narrative, earth tones
Paintings