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The scribe Nekhtmonth adoring the god Osiris; Egyptian box from the 18th dynasty, in the Museo Archeologico, Florence
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The scribe Nekhtmonth adoring the god Osiris; Egyptian box from the 18th dynasty, in the Museo Archeologico, Florence
The scribe Nekhtmonth adoring the god Osiris; Egyptian box from the 18th dynasty, in the Museo Archeologico, Florence Florence Museo Archeologico Box Eighteenth Dynasty, New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1935. Date of Artwork:1550-1292 a.C. ca
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-044258-0000
Media ID 33119607
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Africa Deceased Divinity Divinity Of The Osiris Cycle Egypt Egyptian Art Egyptian Figure Personage New Kingdom Osiris
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This print showcases the exquisite Egyptian box from the 18th dynasty, now housed in the Museo Archeologico in Florence. The artwork depicted on this ancient artifact dates back to approximately 1550-1292 a. C. , during Egypt's New Kingdom period. In this scene, we witness the scribe Nekhtmonth paying homage to the revered god Osiris. Dressed in traditional attire of that era, Nekhtmonth is shown adoringly bowing before Osiris, who represents divinity and is an integral part of Egyptian mythology. As a deity associated with death and resurrection, Osiris holds significant importance in ancient Egyptian culture. The intricate details captured by Alinari Fratelli transport us back to Africa's ancient civilization. This photograph allows us to appreciate not only the artistic craftsmanship of this box but also provides insight into the beliefs and customs of that time. The Eighteenth Dynasty was known for its remarkable contributions to Egyptian art, and this piece exemplifies their mastery. The figure of Nekhtmonth personifies devotion while showcasing his role as a scribe within Egyptian society. As we delve into Egypt's rich history through this image, it becomes evident how deeply intertwined religion and daily life were for its people. This snapshot serves as a reminder of our collective human heritage and offers glimpses into cultures long gone but forever preserved through art. With each passing year since its creation in 1935 by Alinari Fratelli, this photograph continues to be cherished for capturing not just an object but also encapsulating centuries' worth of stories waiting to be discovered within these magnificent relics from Ancient Egypt.
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