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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the present study of Ancient Egyptian royal ideology based on temple iconography, the author shows that this source can substantially contribute to our understanding of Egyptian kingship, provided that a method of analysis based on its specifics is used. Taking as an object of analysis two groups of ritual scenes decorating Karnak Temples Great Hypostyle Hall from the reign of Seti I (c.1290-1279 BC), such a method is applied. The analysis of these scenes enables a new approach to Egyptian kingship to be put forward, resulting in a reappraisal of the kings inherent qualities, placed within an historical perspective. Issues such as his status as a priest is addressed, whilst a new interpretation of his relationship to the gods is proposed, one that can be defined as a contractual relationship. In this study of Ancient Egyptian royal ideology based on temple iconography, the author shows that this source can substantially contribute to our understanding of Egyptian kingship, provided that a method of analysis based on its specifics is used. Taking as an object of analysis two groups of ritual scenes decorating Karnak Temple Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the present study of Ancient Egyptian royal ideology based on temple iconography, the author shows that this source can substantially contribute to our understanding of Egyptian kingship, provided that a method of analysis based on its specifics is used. Taking as an object of analysis two groups of ritual scenes decorating Karnak Temples Great Hypostyle Hall from the reign of Seti I (c.1290-1279 BC), such a method is applied. The analysis of these scenes enables a new approach to Egyptian kingship to be put forward, resulting in a reappraisal of the kings inherent qualities, placed within an historical perspective. Issues such as his status as a priest is addressed, whilst a new interpretation of his relationship to the gods is proposed, one that can be defined as a contractual relationship. In this study of Ancient Egyptian royal ideology based on temple iconography, the author shows that this source can substantially contribute to our understanding of Egyptian kingship, provided that a method of analysis based on its specifics is used. Taking as an object of analysis two groups of ritual scenes decorating Karnak Temple Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Decorer un temple etait, dans l'Egypte Ancienne, un acte pense, dont l'un des objectifs etait de mettre un discours en images. Vocabulaire iconographique, principes de disposition et figures de style etaient les instruments, tels que nous les revele la methode par dissociation, des imagiers egyptiens. Construits et decores par Ramses II avec une vingtaine d'annees d'ecart, les temples de Derr et de Seboua offrent la possibilite d'une etude diachronique des moyens d'expression de ces imagiers. Bien conservee, la decoration des chapelles secondaires de ces temples est en outre le terrain ideal d'une telle mise en perspective.Or, si celle-ci permet de preciser les termes de l'evolution de ces moyens d'expression, elle nous fait egalement discerner deux versions d'une speculation sur la nature du roi divin en relation avec l'Inondation. Osiris, Ramses, Thot et le Nil: ainsi pourrait-on resumer le programme iconographique de ces chapelles. Temple decoration in ancient Egypt was a conscious act with the view to allow a discourse between the viewer and the illustration. Egyptian painters employed iconographic vocabulary, arrangement principles and style figures to achieve this goal. Built and decorated by Ramesses II within 20 years of each other, the temples of Derr and Sebua offer a unique possibility to study the means of decorative expression of Egyptian painters from a diachronic perspective. This volume presents the results of the study of the decoration in the secondary chapels of these two temples. French text. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Decorer un temple etait, dans l'Egypte Ancienne, un acte pense, dont l'un des objectifs etait de mettre un discours en images. Vocabulaire iconographique, principes de disposition et figures de style etaient les instruments, tels que nous les revele la methode par dissociation, des imagiers egyptiens. Construits et decores par Ramses II avec une vingtaine d'annees d'ecart, les temples de Derr et de Seboua offrent la possibilite d'une etude diachronique des moyens d'expression de ces imagiers. Bien conservee, la decoration des chapelles secondaires de ces temples est en outre le terrain ideal d'une telle mise en perspective.Or, si celle-ci permet de preciser les termes de l'evolution de ces moyens d'expression, elle nous fait egalement discerner deux versions d'une speculation sur la nature du roi divin en relation avec l'Inondation. Osiris, Ramses, Thot et le Nil: ainsi pourrait-on resumer le programme iconographique de ces chapelles. Temple decoration in ancient Egypt was a conscious act with the view to allow a discourse between the viewer and the illustration. Egyptian painters employed iconographic vocabulary, arrangement principles and style figures to achieve this goal. Built and decorated by Ramesses II within 20 years of each other, the temples of Derr and Sebua offer a unique possibility to study the means of decorative expression of Egyptian painters from a diachronic perspective. This volume presents the results of the study of the decoration in the secondary chapels of these two temples. French text. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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