A History of Art in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 2 (of 2)Perrot, Georges
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A History of Art in Ancient Egypt, Vol. 2 (of 2)
Perrot, Georges
Art -- Egypt -- History; Egypt -- Antiquities
Museums--
Berlin, i. 89;
papyrus narrating the dedication of a chapel by an Ousourtesen,
334;
funerary obelisk, ii. 170;
leg in black granite, 228;
enamelled bricks from stepped pyramid, 372.
Boulak, i. 10, 41;
the art of the pyramid builders only to be fully seen at B., 86,
89, 90, 139;
papyrus IV., 161;
stele with garden about a tomb, 301;
statues of gods, 319;
sphinxes in courtyard, ii. 337;
statue of the architect Nefer, 177;
statues in tomb of Ti, 181;
Rahotep and Nefert, 183-7;
_Sheik-el-beled_, 183, 194;
panels from tomb of Hosi, 189;
statue of Ra-nefer, 203;
_do._ of Ti, 203;
wooden statue of a man with long robe, 204;
kneeling statues, 204;
Nefer-hotep and Tenteta, 207;
domestic and agricultural figures, 209;
Nemhotep, 212;
painting of Nile geese, 219;
great statues of Chephren, 221;
Tanite remains, 230-5;
Thothmes III., 241;
Taia, 242;
dancing girls, 249;
Rameses II., 256;
bronze statuettes, 312;
models for sculptors, 322;
Græco-Roman remains, 274;
glass, 376;
bronze ornaments and weapons, 379;
jewels, 380;
ivory-work, 388;
wood-work, 395-8.
British;
boats found in tombs, i. 185;
mummy case of Mycerinus, 234, 319;
_Ritual of the Dead_, ii. 287;
sceptre of Papi, 198;
head of Thothmes III., 241;
_do._ of Amenophis III., 242;
bronze statuette of _Arsaphes_, 265;
comic papyrus, 353;
pottery, 368;
enamelled faience 371;
_aryballus_, 372;
enamelled bricks from Stepped Pyramid, 372;
enamelled plaques, 374.
Liverpool;
boat from tomb, i. 185.
Louvre, i. 38, 89, 122, 127;
boats from tombs, 185;
tabernacle, 353;
models of houses, ii. 33-4;
the "Scribe," 183-192;
statues from Ancient Empire 181-192;
_Canephorus_, 202;
Sebek-hotep, 226;
red granite sphinx, 228;
Tanite remains, 235;
statues from New Empire, 244-260;
works in bronze, 270-281;
bas-relief of Amasis from Serapeum, 285;
gems, 288;
signs of imperfect tools used, 304-5;
portraits from Roman epoch, 336;
jewelry, 382-387;
woodwork, 395-8.
Turin;
stele, i. 301;
tabernacle, 353;
statues of the Theban Pharaohs, ii. 225;
Rameses II., 257;
satirical papyrus, 351;
priapic scene in _do._, 355;
enamel on wood, 375.
Vatican;
_Pastophorus_, ii. 265.
N
Naos, i. 353.
Napata, i. 21;
pyramids at, 217, 218;
great temple at N. 385;
speos at N. 404-7.
Naville, E., i. 22, ii. 176.
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