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Statuette of Huwebenef, c. 1550-1479 BC (wood)
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Statuette of Huwebenef, c. 1550-1479 BC (wood)
5667128 Statuette of Huwebenef, c.1550-1479 BC (wood) by Egyptian 18th Dynasty (c.1567-1320 BC); 35 high cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: From Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, el- Asasif: New Kingdom 18th dynasty, reign of Ahmose I-Thutmose II
Found with a statuette of Amenemhab in the coffin of Ahhotep Tanodjmu (the sweet) presumably their mother, bearing a funerary inscription by his father Djehuty.); Egyptian, out of copyright
Media ID 22794966
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Afterlife Belief Burial Coffin Funerary Kilt New Kingdom Nile Statuette Theban Thebes Upper Egypt
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This print showcases the intricate beauty of the "Statuette of Huwebenef" a wooden masterpiece dating back to c. 1550-1479 BC during Egypt's 18th Dynasty. Standing at an impressive height of 35 centimeters, this ancient artifact is housed in the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA. The statuette was discovered alongside another figure, Amenemhab, within the coffin of Ahhotep Tanodjmu - presumably their mother. The father Djehuty left a poignant funerary inscription on the coffin, adding to its historical significance. This remarkable find originated from el-Asasif in Upper Egypt's Thebes region and belongs to the New Kingdom era under Ahmose I-Thutmose II's reign. Every detail on this statuette reflects Egyptian artistry and religious beliefs surrounding death and the afterlife. Adorned with a kilt and meticulously carved decorations, it exudes elegance and sophistication that typify burial customs during that time period. The craftsmanship displayed here transports us back to ancient Egypt, where ornate carvings were used as symbols of status and reverence for those who had passed away. This particular piece captures our attention with its depiction of a young boy - perhaps representing Huwebenef himself or symbolizing eternal youth in the afterlife. Through this photograph by Bridgeman Images, we are granted a glimpse into an extraordinary civilization that continues to fascinate us today – Ancient Egypt.
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