What is the title of this structure? What is the function of this structure? What does this structure signify? How?

(Old Kingdom) What is this man’s job? Seated Scribe c. 2494-2345 BCE (Old Kingdom) What is this man’s job? How can you tell? Why is this representation more naturalistic? What does the slight layer of fat around this man’s middle signify? What was the intended purpose of this statue? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxs1d3N60UI&list=PL26A5D7AA0F7CE7E7 What is this man’s job? How can you tell? Why is this representation more naturalistic? What was the intended purpose of this statue?

Akhenaten and His Family Dynasty 18, c. 1352-1336 BCE Can you read this image symbolically? Akhenaten believed in one god—the sun god. The sun god—Aten--is blessing Nefertiti and Akhenaten by holding ankhs to their nostrils (the symbol of eternal life). Was Nefertiti a co-ruler? The stylized plant symbol of a unified Egypt at the base of her cushioned throne. Details: The three girl-children are all unclothed: two with shaved heads; one with a single pigtail. Note the drapery that follows the curves. Note Akhenaten’s “realistic” portrayal. He only reigned for fifteen years…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryycDVWXDvc&list=EC26A5D7AA0F7CE7E7

Nefertiti Thutmose Dynasty 18, c. 1352-1336 BCE painted limestone What did Stokstad suggest was the purpose of this bust? What did Stokstad suggest was the purpose of this bust?

Where is Hunefer? How many times do you see him? Judgment before Osiris from a Book of the Dead Dynasty 19, c. 1285 BCE Can you explain to us what is happening? Where is Hunefer? How many times do you see him? Who is Anubis? Does he appear more than once? Toth? Ammit? Horus? Osiris? Nephthys and Isis?? Who are the four little persons perched on the top of the lotus blossom? Is this a “Last Judgment” image?

Fayum portraits: painted faces on panels inserted into mummies. Note the influence of the Greek and Roman classical art; Egypt was conquered in 332 BCE by the Macedonian Greeks under Alexander the Great. The Greek ruler, Ptolemy, took over Egypt after Alexander the Great’s death and started the Ptolemaic Dynasty (c. 305-30 BCE). Cleopatra was the last ruler of this dynasty. After her death, the Romans took over and used Egypt as it “breadbasket” and granary.