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Painted Funerary Monuments From Hellenistic Alexandria

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One motif, which appears on late 4th–3rd-century painted funerary monuments from Alexandria, is that of a soldier on horseback, alluding to images of the heroic hunter or warrior

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One motif, which appears on late 4th–3rd-century painted funerary monuments from Alexandria, is that of a soldier on horseback, alluding to images of the heroic hunter or warrior on horseback found in tombs in the regions of

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Examination and scientific analysis have elucidated the well-preserved figural painting on a collection of limestone funerary stelai and loculus slabs from Alexandria, Egypt, dating from the

Dorothy H. Abramitis and Mark B. Abbe, “A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art”, Technè [Online], 48 | 2019, Online since 01 July

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Title: Painted limestone funerary slab with a soldier standing at ease. Period: Hellenistic. Date: 2nd half of 3rd century BCE. Culture: Greek. Medium: Limestone, paint. Dimensions: Height:

A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Navigation – Plan du site. Technè. La science au service de l’histoire de l’art et de la

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Title: Painted limestone funerary slab with a soldier and two girls. Period: Hellenistic. Date: 2nd half of 3rd century BCE. Culture: Greek. Medium: Limestone, paint. Classification:

This publication is a thorough study of a group of unique stelai whose painted decoration is remarkably well preserved. Their dating to the early Hellenistic period fills an important gap in

Title: Painted limestone funerary stele with a seated man and two standing figures. Period: Early Hellenistic. Date: late 4th–early 3rd century BCE. Culture: Greek. Medium: Limestone, paint. Classification: Miscellaneous-Paintings.

In 1884, a group of six painted limestone funerary monuments were discovered in a large hypogeum tomb in the Ibrahimiya necropolis in Alexandria, known as the Soldier’s tomb. this

Examination and scientific analysis have elucidated the well-preserved figural painting on a collection of limestone funerary stelai and loculus slabs from Alexandria, Egypt, dating from the

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Download Citation | On Dec 31, 2019, Dorothy H. Abramitis and others published A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of ArtUn

Keywords small-size sculpture, trade, Alexandria 1. Methodology The identification of the stones was based on examination of their macroscopic features, since archaeometric analyses were

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On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 162. During the Ptolemaic period a distinctive type of subterranean tomb for multiple burials proliferated in the cemeteries around the city of Alexandria. Underground chambers cut into the

A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Navigation – Plan du site. Technè . La science au service de l’histoire de l’art et de la

Almost all the preserved evidence for painting in the Hellenistic period comes from funerary monuments. Some like the vaulted tombs of Macedonia and Thrace show large scale figures

One motif, which appears on late 4th–3rd-century painted funerary monuments from Alexandria, is that of a soldier on horseback, alluding to images of the heroic hunter or warrior on horseback

One motif, which appears on late 4th–3rd-century painted funerary monuments from Alexandria, is that of a soldier on horseback, alluding to images of the heroic hunter or warrior on horseback

Painted Funerary Monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria

Download Citation | On Dec 31, 2019, Dorothy H. Abramitis and others published A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of ArtUn

„A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.“ In Les couleurs de l’Antique. Actes de la 8e table ronde sur la polychromie de la

– settled in Alexandria, they brought with them their beliefs in an afterlife, as witnessed by their funerary architecture and iconography. 1. The more or less symbolic representation of the dead

A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Navigation – Plan du site. Technè. La science au service de l’histoire de l’art et de la

A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art . Navigation – Plan du site. Technè. La science au service de l’histoire de l’art et de la

Greek painters of the Classical and early Hellenistic periods developed revolutionary methods of representation that are fundamental to the Western pictorial tradition, such as three

A group of painted funerary monuments from Hellenistic Alexandria in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dorothy H. Abramitis M. Abbe. Art. Technè. 2019; Examination and scientific analysis have