Broad Collar New Kingdom Amarna Period The Met New kingdom, amarna period. ca. 1353–1336 b.c. on view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 121. this necklace of faience beads, called a broad collar, is a durable version of the elaborate perishable floral collars worn by banquet guests (see 09.184.216). the beads in this example imitate a row of cornflowers (center), three rows of dates. The museum looks forward to receiving your comments. egyptian art at the met the met's collection of ancient egyptian art consists of approximately 26,000 objects of artistic, historical, and cultural importance, dating from the paleolithic to the roman period.
Upper Right Chest Of Queen In Pleated Garment And Elaborate Broad New york, fig. 13. hayes, william c. 1959. scepter of egypt ii: a background for the study of the egyptian antiquities in the metropolitan museum of art: the hyksos period and the new kingdom (1675 1080 b.c.). cambridge, mass.: the metropolitan museum of art, p. 131. aldred, cyril 1971. jewels of the pharaohs: egyptian jewelry of the dynastic. The funerary equipment of the middle kingdom (2050 1788 b.c.). through long use certain articles acquired an am uletic value and became necessary items in the provision for the dead. the most important of these were the broad collar and bracelets and anklets made up of bands of tubular beads (see fig. 2) . An egyptian polychrome glazed composition beaded broad collar necklace new kingdom, late 18th dynasty, amarna period, reign of akhenaten, circa 1353 1335 b.c re strung, composed of foliate and floral beads, including white lotus petals with yellow and blue tips, green leaves, red dates with yellow tips, and yellow and blue mandrake fruits, interspersed with small spacer beads, the lotus shaped. Jewelry elements for a broad collar. new kingdom, amarna period. ca. 1353–1336 bc. on view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 121. these faience necklace elements were excavated at amarna. the beads include palm fronds (green); lotus petals (white); dates (green, blue, and red); bunches of grapes (dark blue); cornflowers (green, blue, and.
Broad Collar New Kingdom Amarna Period The Metropolitan Museum Of Art An egyptian polychrome glazed composition beaded broad collar necklace new kingdom, late 18th dynasty, amarna period, reign of akhenaten, circa 1353 1335 b.c re strung, composed of foliate and floral beads, including white lotus petals with yellow and blue tips, green leaves, red dates with yellow tips, and yellow and blue mandrake fruits, interspersed with small spacer beads, the lotus shaped. Jewelry elements for a broad collar. new kingdom, amarna period. ca. 1353–1336 bc. on view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 121. these faience necklace elements were excavated at amarna. the beads include palm fronds (green); lotus petals (white); dates (green, blue, and red); bunches of grapes (dark blue); cornflowers (green, blue, and. New kingdom, late 18th dynasty, amarna period, reign of akhenaten, ca. 1353 1336 bc. gold, diam. 2.5 cm (1 in); l. of bezel 2.3 cm (7 8 in). petrie excavations, 1891–92. now in the metropolitan museum of art. 26.7.767. this gold ring of akhenaten and nefertiti found at tell el amarna. the hieroglyphs may be read as an ideogram. Ancient egyptian art reproduction: wall painting from the tomb of seti i . fine art print etsy ancient egyptian art reproduction wall painting from the tomb of seti i fine art reproduction reproduction size: 20 x 17.8 inches this reproduction is a new, individually printed and proofed, superior quality, giclee* process, fine art print.
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