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Senenmut

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Description: Senenmut

TitleSenenmut

Creator nationality/cultureEgyptian

Creator roleSculptor

Creation datec. 1478–1458 B.C.

Creation date (description)Dynasty XVIII

Object typeSculpture

MaterialsGranodiorite with granite vein

LocationBrooklyn Museum

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/3759

Accession number67.68

SubjectsPortrait sculpture, Egyptian--AncientSerpents in artArchitects--Egypt

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Chapter 13: The Early Eighteenth Dynasty: Ahmose–Tuthmosis III, 1570–1450 B.C.

W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson

Description: The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt

The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt

The art of the first half of Dynasty XVIII could be viewed as a final development of the classic Egyptian style which had grown up in the Middle Kingdom. Essentially the drive and inspiration came from Thebes, but there is completed here the fusion with basic elements of the Memphite school of the Old Kingdom which had begun in Dynasty XII, when Amenemhat I moved...

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W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson

PublisherYale University Press

Copyright© W. Stevenson Smith, 1958, 1965

Related print edition pages: pp.126-145

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Chapter subject tags:Egypt--History--Eighteenth dynastyEgypt--History--New Kingdom, ca. 1550-ca. 1070 B.C.Hatshepsut, Queen of EgyptMural painting and decoration, EgyptianTombs--EgyptArchitecture, Ancient--EgyptArt, Ancient--Egypt

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