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Art, Baroque --- Sculpture, Baroque --- Art, Egyptian --- Art, Egyptian --- Egyptian influences. --- Egyptian influences. --- Influence --- Reproduction --- History.

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Art, Egyptian --- Tyszkiewicz, Michal, --- Art collections --- Państwowe Muzeum Archeologiczne (Poland) --- Egypt --- Antiquities

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Decorative arts --- Jewelry --- Art, Egyptian --- Art, Egyptian. --- Jewellery --- Jewelry, Primitive --- Jewels --- Dress accessories --- Applied arts --- Art industries and trade --- Art --- Handicraft --- Egyptian art --- Decorative arts - Egypt --- Jewelry - Egypt --- Arts décoratifs --- Orfèvrerie antique --- Bijoux égyptiens --- Égypte --- Antiquité

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"The subject of this work is the way that symbolism operates in official representations of the pharaohs' sons and daughters, during the historical period widely known as the New Kingdom (1550-1069 BC). The use of symbols in different expressions of Egyptian culture has been widely mentioned, and has been discussed from many different angles. Scholars have also analysed the identity and function of various royal children through historical and genealogical works. However, there has been little attempt to associate general ideas about visual and verbal symbolism with a socially homogeneous group such as the royal children. The author therefore aims to explore and explain what lies beneath the choice, the variation and the evolution of symbols used in the royal children's iconography and imagery. The area of Egyptian culture that was most affected by this symbolism is essentially the royal ideology. In the course of the five chapters of this work the author explains not only the role of royal children in analogies between divine and royal families, but also how the royal children became an official link between the king and leading non-royals."--Publisher's website.

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Three years after the 4th symposium on the Egyptian Royal Ideology (British Museum, London, 2004; published as volume 4.1 of the series Königtum, Staat und Gesellschaft früher Hochkulturen) the follow-up took place in Cambridge in 2007. The 5th symposium was hosted by the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research at the University of Cambridge in cooperation with the Institute for Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the University of Mainz. The general theme of the congress was determined by archaeological aspects of Egyptian Royal Residences. Palace and Temple: Architecture – Decoration – Ritual put two primary elements of royal residences into focus. Lectures and discussions were dedicated to the interior of the residences, namely to decoration and worship.The volume comprises the most important lectures of the Cambridge symposium and thus draws attention to specific aspects of Egyptian residence research.

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