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Ancient Egypt at the Brooklyn Museum of Art - 0 views

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Egypt poses posture symboling royalty non*royalty

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Women are shown with both feet together or their left feet only slightly advanced; they hol
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d flowers or other objects, or their hands rest flat at their sides.
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Egyptian words for “nobility” and “wealth” were both written with the same hieroglyph showing a figure seated on a chair.
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people of high status were portrayed sitting on chairs or simple blocks.
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considered this a pose of worship and prayer
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Nunu- Explaining the different poses of the Era.

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1920's picture poses - 1 views

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1920's flappers era fashion dresses hairstyle

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1920's picture poses

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Egyptian Statues - Gay Robins - Google Books - 0 views

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Marissa-For over three thousand years, ancient Egyptian sculptors created statues of deities, kings and elite officials and their families. These were set up mainly in temples or tombs and played a vital role in temple and funerary ritual, being places where non-physical entities deities, the royal ka-spirit and the ka-spirits of the dead could manifest themselves in this world. The book begins by examining the materials and techniques employed by sculptors and the various statue types and poses that occur. Next it explores the function of statues and the different contexts for which they were made. This is followed by a chapter explaining the notion of the ideal image: statues were not intended to be exact likenesses but rather ideal images reflecting the identity, role and status of the subject. The individual identity of a statue was usually provided by inscriptions, and the various texts found on statues are discussed together with the different types of relief decoration that occur on statue surfaces. A final chapter considers what was constant and what changed over time and looks at the influence that Egyptian statues had on the origins of monumental Greek sculpture. Dr Gay Robins studied Egyptology at the University of Durham as an undergraduate and then went to Oxford to undertake research on queens of the Eighteenth Dynasty, obtaining a DPhil in 1981. She has published numerous articles relating to ancient Egyptian art, women and gender issues, and the living stature and physical proportions of the ancient Egyptians.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"> Marissa-For over three thousand years, ancient Egyptian sculptors created statues of deities, kings and elite officials and their families. These were set up mainly in temples or tombs and played a vital role in temple and funerary ritual, being places where non-physical entities deities, the royal ka-spirit and the ka-spirits of the dead could manifest themselves in this world. The book begins by examining the materials and techniques employed by sculptors and the various statue types and poses that occur. Next it explores the function of statues and the different contexts for which they were made. This is followed by a chapter explaining the notion of the ideal image: statues were not intended to be exact likenesses but rather ideal images reflecting the identity, role and status of the subject. The individual identity of a statue was usually provided by inscriptions, and the various texts found on statues are discussed together with the different types of relief decoration that occur on statue surfaces. A final chapter considers what was constant and what changed over time and looks at the influence that Egyptian statues had on the origins of monumental Greek sculpture. Dr Gay Robins studied Egyptology at the University of Durham as an undergraduate and then went to Oxford to undertake research on queens of the Eighteenth Dynasty, obtaining a DPhil in 1981. She has published numerous articles relating to ancient Egyptian art, women and gender issues, and the living stature and physical proportions of the ancient Egyptians.</div>

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Vogue Magazine Cover Archive 1920s - 0 views

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BenHen excellent examples of poses and illustrations for VOgue.

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1950s: Fashion Era Photo - 1 views

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50s era fashion hairstyle Makeup

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Tons of examples of 50s fashion and some studio shots and interesting poses! (Like the hands) It's kinda weird but would make a cool photo

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Posts about Renaissance 1450-1650 written by abigailwestover94 posted by jessie ernst

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Posts about Renaissance 1450-1650 written by abigailwestover94 posted by jessie ernst

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