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Presence and Absence of the Tomb Owner in Wall Scenes and Funerary Models
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Georgia Barker
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8. November 2023
Summary
The tomb owner’s figure dominates scenes displayed on elite tomb-chapel walls, forming an essential part of the medium’s repertoire. Yet among funerary models, the tomb owner rarely appears. While the two artistic media exhibit many similarities in design, their representation of the tomb owner forms one of several distinguishing features that are rarely acknowledged. This paper examines the presence and absence of the tomb owner in wall scenes and funerary models from the Old and Middle Kingdom periods. It is here proposed that this difference in representation can be explained by the two artistic media’s contrasting technical properties and location in the tomb.
Online erschienen: 2023-11-08
Erschienen im Druck: 2023-11-06
© 2023 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
iconography;
Middle Kingdom;
Old Kingdom;
private tomb;
tomb decoration
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Titelseiten
- Neue Alabasterfragmente aus dem Sarkophagdeckel Sethos‘ I. im Kairener Museum
- A Dead Man’s Contract: P. BM EA 10077 Revisited
- Presence and Absence of the Tomb Owner in Wall Scenes and Funerary Models
- Unpublished Administrative Ostraca from Gurna
- Brilliant Corruptions: Scribal Influence on Variation in the Coffin Texts
- Four Coptic Letters from Thebes
- Demotic Papyrus Hamburg 39 (inv. no. 35.2806): A New Religious Text from Roman Egypt
- Das Honigmaß der Papyri Ebers und Hearst
- Fieser Fluch oder gütliche Einigung? Das Rätsel des Holzobjekts ÄMUL 5512
- “Its Leaves Are Like the Daughter of the Willow”: The Herbal Genre in Ancient Egypt
- Verbal Art in the Heat of the Sinai: Harwerre’s Inscription (IS 90)
- The Canonical and the Dynamic: A Model for Understanding Artistic Change in the 18th Dynasty
