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Pharaohs of the Sun: Akhenaten, Nefertiti, Tutankhamen (1999)

by Rita E. Freed, Sue D'Auria, Yvonne J. Markowitz

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Few figures in history evoke the curiosity or command the attention that Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and Tutankhamen do. Pharaoh Akhenaten founded the city of Amarna 3,500 years ago. In this volume the fascinating Amarna Period of ancient Egypt comes to life through more than 250 beautiful works of sculpture, architectural elements, ceramic ware, jewelry, clothing, tools, and furniture from renowned international collections. Essays by leading Egyptian scholars describe this time of unprecedented change in Egyptian art and architecture, technology, the role of women, and religion, specifically the transition from polytheism to monotheism.… (more)
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Dutch version, got it from colleagues (25 yrs marriage) after visiting the exhibition in Leiden 5-12-2000 ( )
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Visionary, zealot, dreamer, iconoclast: the pharaoh Akhenaten has been called all of these.  Some credit him with the introduction of monotheism. Others have labeled him a criminal and a heretic.  All agree that he revolutionized Egyptian art and religious practice.
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Few figures in history evoke the curiosity or command the attention that Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and Tutankhamen do. Pharaoh Akhenaten founded the city of Amarna 3,500 years ago. In this volume the fascinating Amarna Period of ancient Egypt comes to life through more than 250 beautiful works of sculpture, architectural elements, ceramic ware, jewelry, clothing, tools, and furniture from renowned international collections. Essays by leading Egyptian scholars describe this time of unprecedented change in Egyptian art and architecture, technology, the role of women, and religion, specifically the transition from polytheism to monotheism.

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