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Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Child's Chair, wood, ivory overlay, 28" H, 14 1/2" W, 15 1/2" Deep. Here is the chair used by Tutankhamun as a child. The white overlay on the backrest and the claws of the lion paws are ivory.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Crook and Flail, metal with glass 13 3/16" L. Crook and flail are the symbols often seen in representations of Egyptian kings. Evidence suggests that the flail here was the one actually held by Tutankhamun during his coronation at age nine.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Double case, gold with gems, 6 5/16" H, 3 7/16" W, 1 11/16" Deep. The tombs of Egyptian kings were customarily provided with lavish supplies of precious oils and perfumes. Traces of oil were found preserved in the boxes of this striking gold case
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Double case, gold with gems, 6 5/16" H, 3 7/16" W, 1 11/16" Deep. The tombs of Egyptian kings were customarily provided with lavish supplies of precious oils and perfumes. Traces of oil were found preserved in the boxes of this striking gold case.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Emblem of Anubis, gilded wd, alabaster, 65 3/4" H. This is one of a pair of identical emblems associated with Anubis, the patron deity of the embalming booth. The form wound to the pole represents an animal skin.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Falcon Pectoral, gold w gems, 4 15/16"W. Another rendering of the falcon sun-god, clutching the symbols for life and eternity. The inlay is lapis lazuli, carnelian, light blue glass, and obsidian
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Felxible Bead Bracelet, gold faience, glass beads; 6 3/8" L, 1 1/16" W. This bracelet was taken from the right forarm of Tutankhamun. The eye-like symbol, carved if red carnelian, is known as the udjat and was one of the most popular amulets in ancient Egypt.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Floral Ungent Vase, alabaster 19 11/16" H, 12 9/16" W. This is the most elaborately designed of some fifty alabaster unguent vases recovered from the tomb. The motif is a combination of lotus and papyrus leaves.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Gaming Board, ivory and ebony, 3 3/16" H, 18 1/8" L, 6 5/16" W. Tutankhamun's tombs contained four gaming boards of which this one, made of ivory and ebony, is the finest.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Gold Dagger and Sheath, gold w gems, Daggar 12/ 1/2" L, Blade 7 3/4" L. As an examples of the extraordinary skill and artistic sense of Egyptian goldsmiths, this dagger and sheath are without parallel.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Golden serpent, guilded wood, 22 1/4" H. This guilded serpent was recoverd from one of twenty-two wooden shrines in the Treasury.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Golden shrine, wd overlaid with gold, 19 7/8" H, 10 7/16" W, 12 9/16" deep. Dedicated to the vulture goddess Nekhbet, this suburb gold shrine is decorated with scenes from the daily life of the king and queen.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Gold mask, gold with gems, 21 1/4" H, 15 7/16" W. A solid gold burial mask covered the head and sholders of Tutankhamun. The facial characteristis clearly resemble those on the mummy itself.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Gold mask, gold with gems, 21 1/4" H, 15 7/16" W. A solid gold burial mask covered the head and sholders of Tutankhamun. The facial characteristis clearly resemble those on the mummy itself.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Gold Staff, gold and silver, 51 9/16" H. This solid gold figure of the king is set on the head of a ceremonial staff probably used by him in his coronation at age nine.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Headrest, ivory, 6 7/8" H, 11 7/16" L, 3 1/2" W. This unique headrest is made from two pieces of ivory held together by gold nails. The kneeling figure is the god of air Shu, the upholder of the skies.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Ibex vase, alabaster, 10 13/16" H, 15 1/8" L, 7 9/16" W. The body and pedestal of this Ibex vase is carved from a single block of alabaster. The horn is from an actual Ibex.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Ibex vase, alabaster, 10 13/16" H, 15 1/8" L, 7 9/16" W. The body and pedestal of this Ibex vase is carved from a single block of alabaster. The horn is from an actual Ibex.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, King Upon a Leopard, guilded wood 33 11/16" H. The king protrayed riding a leopard refers to an incident in his imagined passafe through the underworld.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Leopard Head, gold with inlay 6 7/8" H, 6 5/8" W. An Actual leopard skin was found attached to this superb gold head. The eyes are made of translucent quartz and the inlay is colored glass.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Lion Unguent Jar, alabaster, 10 1/2" H, 4 7/16" Diam. Here a refreshingly naturalistic rendering of a recumbent lion surmounts an alabaster jar whose surface is illustrated with lively scenes of animals in combat.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Miniature Effigy of the King, wood 16 5/8" L, 4 11/16" W. Here the body of the king is represented lying on funerary bed at the completion of mummification. Two falcon wings are spread protectively across his stomach.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Mirror Case, gold and silver 10 5/8" L, 5 3/16" W, 1 9/16" Deep. This gold and silver mirror case was found in the box in slide 13 (#58). It was probably a personal possession of the king.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Model Boat, painted wood 8 1/16" H, 47 1/4" L, 6 7/8" Beam. This wooden boat may be a model of the craft used to carry mourners and treasure along the Nile to the King's tomb.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Model Folding Stool, ivory, ebony 13 9/16" H. The seat of this folding-type stool is a fancifully stylized imitation of a leopard skin. The ivory and ebony legs are in the form of duck heads.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Necklace with Vulture Pendant, gold, jewels, 2 9/16" H, 4 5/16" W. This representation of the vulture goddess Nekhbet was found between two inner layers of the mummy's bandages. In its talons it hold the hieroglyphic sign for infinity.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Necklace w Lunar Pectoral, gold w gems 9 1/4" L, 7 1/16" W. The oval chest plate of this magnificent necklace symbolizes the moon's nocturnal journey across the night sky.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Openwork Buckle, gold, 2 7/16th" H, 3 5/16" W. Tutankhamun is portrayed on this fold buckle as a warrior returning from battle, his found running alongside and two captives out in front.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Ornate Chest, wd., ebony, ivory, 28 5/16" L, 20 7/16" W. This exquisitively ornamented chest is one of the outstanding pieces in this exhibition. The panel shown here is decorated with scenes of hunting animals.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Ornate penholder, wd overlaid w gold gems 11 13/16" H, 13/16" Deep. This elaborate penhold is made of wood overlaid with chased gold and inlaid with ornamental bands of carnelian, obsidian, and blue and green glaze.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Ostrich Feather Fan, gilded wd, Handle 37 3/8 L, Palm 4 1/8 H, 7 1/4" W. The feathers held by this gold fan were plucked from ostriches killed by Tutankhamun. Emboasses on its face are scence commemorating the hunt itself.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Painted Casket, alabaster, 9 7/16" H, 13" L, 6 11/16" W. The box and lid of this casket are carved from a single piece of alabaster. The chest was found lying in the Ante-Chamber, the lid removed by robbers but its contents undisturbed.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Pectoral with Solar and Lunar Emblems, Chalcedony w gems, 5 7/8 H, 5 11/16" W. The sun-god is here repsented as a scarab of translucent chalcedony combined with the out-stretched wings of a falcon.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Pomegranate Vase, gold & silver alloy, 5 1/2" H, 4 1/2" Diam. The pomegranate, which is the motif of this gold-and-silver alloy vase, was introduced to Egypt just prior to the time of Tutankhamun during whose reign it was still regarded as a novelty.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Portable Chest, wood, 25" H, 32 11/16" L, 23 13/16" W. This beuatifully preserced piece is the only known example of a portable funerary chest. The carrying poles, visible here, are retractable.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Shawabty Figure, wood 18 7/16" H. This wooden statuette shows Tutankhamun wearing a blue khepresh crown and clutching the symbols of his office, the crook and the flail.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Squatting Figure of a King, gold 2 1/2" H. This solid gold figure of the youthful Tutankhamun was found wrapped in linen inside a minature coffin. His right hand holds a crook and flail, the symbols of kingship.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Standing Lion Jar, alabaster, 20 5/8" H, 7 3/4" W. This delightful alabaster unguent jar was found in the Annex, its crown lid lying nearby on the floor where it had been left by thieves.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Stopper from Canopic Chest, alabaster 9 7/16" H, 7 7/16" Deep. The alabaster figure of a head shown here was also found within one of the minature coffins. It served as a stopped for a jar containing one of the king's bodily organs.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Sun God on a Lotus, ptd. Wd. 11 3/16" H. This painted wooden head shows the features of Tutankhamun, here portrayed as the sun-god emerging at birth from the sacred blue lotus.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, the God Ptah, guilded wood 20 3/4" H. Ptah, the patron deity of artists and craftsmen, was the principal god of Memphis, a capital of ancient Egypt. The skull cap is of blue faience and the eyes and brows are inlaid with glass.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, The wood from which this ornate stool was made of is thought to be acacia, one of the few Egyptian timbers suited for furniture-making.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Triple Lamp, alabaster, 10 5/8" H, 10 5/8" W. This delicately carved lamp of alabaster depicts a lotus plant growing from the bed of a pond.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, Trumpet w Stopper, metal w gold overlay, 19-7/16" L, 37 3/8" Diam. Of the three trumpets that have come down to us from anciet Egypt, two are from Tutankhamun's tomb. Juding from the inscriptions on the bell, this pair was used for marshalling troops.
Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, White Lotus Chalice, alabaster 7 3/16" H, 11 1/8" W, 6 5/8" Deep. Carved if a single piece of alabaster inlaid with blue hieroglyphic insriptions, the bowl of this delicate chalice is cut in the form of a single bloom of the white lotus.
Eldest daughter of Ramses and Nefertari
Eleanor of Aquitaine + Henry II, Fontevraud
Elention, nave of cath. Antwerp
Elevation of nave, Sens Cathedral
El Greco. Cardinal de Guevara. Metropolitan Museum, New York
El Greco. Crucifixion. El Prado, Madrid
El Greco. The Vision of St Idelfonso. The Hospital of Mercy, Illescas
El Greco. View of Toledo. Metropolitan Museum, New York
Engel Apotheke 7/7
Ennis Friary (clositer)
Ennis Friary, co. Clare
Ennis Friary (refectory + monks' dormitory)
Enterance to Dún Aonghasa
Enterance to Hampton Court, 1/6/85
Enterance to Kensington Palace, 1/5/85
Enterance to Osterley Park House, 1/9/85
Entombment from Church of Guimilian
Entrence to Tumulus at Moné Rothual
Entry to Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte - detail
Epidaurus, the theatre
Etruscan sarcophegus
Etruscan sarcophegus, ca. 330-300 BCE
Europe in the early Bronze Age, with neolithic and chaleolithic sites
Excavation in Cour Napoléon, Louvre
Excavation of the tumulus at Kernonen en Plouvora (Brittany); Armorican arrow heads, archer's wristguard, dagger (centre), bone ponamel (left)
Exit from church
Exit of church, Guimilian
Exit of church, Lonpanel-Guimilian
Exit of Leighton House, Holland Park Ave.
Exit of Thomas Carlyle's Home, London
Ext. church of Lamponel + Guimilian (tower)
Exterior of Dolomen of the Flat Stones (Pierre-Plates)
Exterior of tumulus of St. Michael, showing church + calvay
Ext. of house
Faggia + colonade, Duomo, Salerno, 12th cent.
Fastu(?) in the area of the city 1930s-1940s
Fede Galizia (1578-1630), Judith with the head of Holofernes, 1596- oil/canvas
Federuci Barocci. Sacra Famiglia. Vaticano, Pinacoteca
Feilx + friends, South of France
Fernando Gallego. Holy Evangelist. Dijon Museum
Fest-Noz, Miline(?), Aug. 28, 1976
Fest-Noz, Miline(?), Tamm-Kreiz, 1976
Fête des Fleurs d'Ajone-- Port-Aven, dance from acea near Pedon
Fête de St. Christopher, band playing
Fête de St. Christopher, girls dancing
Fibula, Lüneburg region (north Germany)
Fibules mérovingiennes. Sainte-Sabine
Fig. of St. Francis w. stigmata, from Ennis
Figure of Christ from head of Cathbert's coffin-- late 7th cent
Figure of St. Lawrence, from grave of St. Cuthbert, Eng. Early 10th cent.
Figure (wood, shell) - Maori New Zeland (Brooklyn M.)
Filippino Lippi, Annuciation, Mus. Of Capodimoate, Naples
Filippino Lippi, Martgodon of St. Peter, Bas. Del Carmine, Flor.
Filippino Lippi, St. Peter freed from his chains, Bso del Carmine, Flor.
Filippino Lippi, St. Peter visiting St. Paul in prison, Bas. Del Carmine
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