Chapter 19: The Ramesside Period: Dynasties XIX–XX, 1314–1085 B.C.

Smith, W. Stevenson; Simpson, William Kelly

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Chapter 19: The Ramesside Period: Dynasties XIX–XX, 1314–1085 B.C.

W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson

The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt

Politically, Dynasty XIX began with the accession of Horemheb about the middle of the fourteenth century B.C., when the strong reaction set in which obliterated the memory of the successors of Amenhotep III. On the other hand, we have seen that the work...

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W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson

PublisherYale University Press

Related print edition pages: pp.208-224

Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-31567

Chapter subject tags:Egypt--History--New Kingdom, ca. 1550-ca. 1070 B.C.Ramses II, King of EgyptRelief (Sculpture), EgyptianMural painting and decoration, EgyptianTemple of Ramses III (Medinet Habu Site, Egypt)Art, Ancient--EgyptArchitecture, Ancient--Egypt

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List of illustrations

Karnak, Hypostyle Hall (exterior), Seti I attacks Kadesh
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Abu Simbel, temple of Ramesses II
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Luxor temple, pylon of Ramesses II
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, Ramesseum, second court
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, Ramesseum, plan
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Medinet Habu, temple of Ramesses III, plan
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Medinet Habu, temple of Ramesses III, first court
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Karnak, Hypostyle Hall
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Abydos, temple of Seti I, inner Hypostyle Hall, two goddesses on the north wall
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Valley of the Queens, painting of Nefertari in her tomb
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Statue of Ramesses II, upper part
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1279–1213 B.C.
Karnak, Hypostyle Hall (exterior), the Palestinian wars of Seti I
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Karnak, Hypostyle Hall (exterior), the Palestinian wars of Seti I
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Derr, temple of Ramesses II, the king attacks a Nubian village
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Fallen Asiatics, Ramesside relief
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1085 B.C.
Medinet Habu, First Pylon, Ramesses III hunting wild bulls
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Karnak, the high priest Amenhotep before a statue of Ramesses IX
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Ipy (No. 217), garden shrine
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Ipy (No. 217), garden shrine, detail
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Ipy (No. 217), fishing and agricultural scene
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Ipy (No. 217), agricultural scene
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Sennedjem (No. 1), interior
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Sennedjem (No. 1), cat and serpent on door jamb
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Sennedjem (No. 1), goddess of the horizon with sun-disk on entrance ceiling
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Thebes, tomb of Nakhtamun (No. 341), winged spirit over Anubis with scales
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Abydos, temple of Seti I, hieroglyph of winged figure
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1197–1085 B.C.
Cat, mouse, and captive, ostracon
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Baker tending to an oven, ostracon
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Acrobat-dancer, ostracon
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
c. 1292–1076 B.C.
Papyrus with Satirical Drawings
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.
Papyrus
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
c. 1250–1150 B.C.
Silver Jug with a Golden Handle in the Form of a Goat
By John Carlson
on Aug 31
1314–1197 B.C.