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1. The Iconography of the Black in Ancient Egypt: From the Beginnings to the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty
Jean Vercoutter
and
William Granger Ryan
(Translator)
The Image of the Black in Western Art, Volume I: From the Pharaohs to the Fall of the Roman Empire
Egypt’s geographical location in the Lower Nile Valley gives her a privileged position in Africa. From the earliest times, even before the climate changed to what it is at present, the valley of the longest river on earth has been a route of communication between the subtropical and equatorial world south of the Sahara—in other words, the black world—and the Mediterranean basin,...
Author
Jean Vercoutter
and
William Granger Ryan
(Translator)
Publisher
Harvard University Press
Copyright
© 1976 by Menil Foundation, Inc.
Subjects:
Art, Egyptian
Art and race
Africans in art
Art, Ancient
Anatomy, Artistic
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