A Seated Statue Of Sekhmet And Two Related Sculptures In The Collection Of The San Antonio Museum Of Art

In: Servant of Mut
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Gerry D. Scott, III
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223–234
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https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004158573.i-267.79

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Servant of Mut

Studies in Honor of Richard A. Fazzini

Series:  Probleme der Ägyptologie, Volume: 28
Cover Servant of Mut
E-Book ISBN:
9789047423140
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2007
Preliminary Material
Egyptian Art—A Performing Art?
The Puzzling Stela Of Userpehtynesu And Panetjer
Mut Or Not? On The Meaning Of A Vulture Sign On The Hermitage Statue Of Amenemhat III
A Newly Discovered Statue Of A Queen From The Reign Of Amenhotep III
Decoration And Architecture: The Definition Of Private Tomb Environment
An Old Kingdom Bowl From Mendes In The Brooklyn Museum Of Art: A Preliminary Investigation Of Its Archaeological Context
Androgynous Bronze Figurines In Storage At The Los Angeles Countymuseum Of Art
The Foundations Of Hibis
A Statuette Of Psamtik I With A Spear
Tell Me, Richard—Did The Ancient Egyptians Really Wear Suspenders? (Thoughts On The Vizier’S Insignia And One Of The Men Who Wore It During Amenhotep III’S Reign)
Writing Ramesside Hieratic: What The Late-Egyptian Miscellanies Tell Us About Scribal Education
The Drexel Collection: From Egypt To The Diaspora
A Vignette Concerning The Deification Of Thutmose IV
A Fragment From A Lost Monument Of Amenirdis I In The Gayer-Anderson Museum
A Demotic Stela From The First Court Of Luxor Temple
A Fragmentary Scene Of Ptolemy XII Worshiping The Goddess Mut And Her Divine Entourage
The Portrait Of A 12th Dynasty Nobleman
Some Thoughts On Religious Change At Deir El-Medina
Ramesside Vessels From Sinai
An Unusual Wooden Statuette Of Osiris
A Contribution To The Second Style In Old Kingdom Art
A Funerary Papyrus Of In The Brooklyn Museum
A Long-Neglected Example Of Ptolemaic Relief Carving
"Cow Statues" In Private Tombs Of Dynasty 26
Some Old Kingdom Sealings From Mendes: I
Overview Of The Current State Of The Dynasty 21 Amun Temple At El-Hiba
Male Bodies And The Construction Of Masculinity In New Kingdom Egyptian Art
Small But Beautiful—The Block Statue Of Khaemwaset
A Family Of Priests Of The Deified Amenhotep I (Chicago Oim 11107)
The Goddess Mut And The Vulture
A Colossal Statue Base Of Nefertiti And Other Early Atenist Monuments From The Precinct Of The Goddess Mut In Karnak
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