Ancient Egyptian art must be viewed from the standpoint of the ancient Egyptians to understand it. The somewhat static, usually formal, strangely abstract, and often blocky nature of much Egyptian imagery has, at times, led to unfavorable comparisons with later, and much more ânaturalistic,â Greek or Renaissance art. However, the art of the Egyp...
Ancient Egyptian art must be viewed from the standpoint of the ancient Egyptians to understand it. The somewhat static, usually formal, strangely abstract, and often blocky nature of much Egyptian imagery has, at times, led to unfavorable comparisons with later, and much more ânaturalistic,â Greek or Renaissance art. However, the art of the Egyptians served a vastly different purpose than that of these later cultures.
Faience blue-green shabti for the Renep Priest Hor-Em-Heb. A very well preserved example.Price: SOLDSize: 10,4 cm Period: 26st Dynasty, c. 664 B.C. Material: Faience Provenance: UK collection
Faience overseer shabti with details in black of dress of daily life and a single colum of hieroglyphs.Price: SOLDPeriod: 19 Dynasty, 1550 - 1070 B.C. Size: 12,4 cm Material: Faience Provenance: Ex U.S.A. collection 1970's, ex. Fortuna ancient Art NY
Blue green faience offerings cup with details in black.Price: SOLD Size: 6,5 x 4,5 cmOrigin: EgyptMaterial: FaienceProvenance: Collection Larissa Bjuggren 1916 - 2004, bought in Egypt in 1960's
This is a restrung collar with ancient faience beads with gilded modern beads.Very nice display piece and wearable, with modern clip.Price: SOLD Size; 20 x 8 cm ( 50 long)Provenance: Cairo 1960 - 1970's Spanish collection Barcelona
A bright blue glazed faience shabti with finely moulded face and black painted inscription and details. "The illuminated one, Osiris, pA...." end of text missing.Price: € 950,--Size: 7,6 x 3,4 cm Period: Third intermediate Period, 1050 - 730 B.C. Provenance: Estate Carcassone, France, 1900 - 1950's
Very fine brown steatite scarab set in golden swivel ring. Bottom of scarab, sows the Goddess Hathor as a cow. This combination of motifs and signs may call upon the protection of a cow goddess. Price: € 750,--Size: 2,3 x 2 cm Period: Late Period, 664-332 B.C. Provenance: Dutch collection Amsterdam 1970's
A small pale green glazed faience moulded shabti figure insrcibed. "Nes-Djehuty, born (to) Sh(ep)-en-Iset".Price: SOLDSize: 7 cm Period: Western Thebe, Late Period, 730 - 332 B.C. Provenance: Ex. Robert de Rustafjeli collection, sold at auction 1913, lot 653. Anderson Galleries, NY, U.S.A.
Ancient Egyptian faience shabti for Ankh-esen-Amun. Intact with black painted hieroglyphs "The Osiris, Ankh esen Amun, justified"Price: € 750,--Size: 6 cm Period: 21st Dynasty Material: Faience Provenance: Swiss collection, Schlieren
Intact mold with hieroglyphs, showing the epitheton of Ramses II. Ra-(en)-Hekau "Ra for all rulers"Price: SOLDSize: 4,5 x 3,7 cm Period: c. 700 - 50 B.C. Material: terracotta Provenance: Ex. Dr. John Winnie collection U.S.A.
Ushabti of General Padj-horem-hab. Light blue glazed faience with dark blue hieroglyphs. Mummy-shaped ushabti with a smooth three-part wig, the hands crossed on the chest, with a seed basket and hand plow. Simple back pillar at the back. A beautiful smile.Price: € 8500,--Size: 13,3 cm Period: 26th - 27th dynasty.
Ushabti for Udja-Her He wears the three-piece striped wig, the god's beard and agricultural implements in relief. Inscribed with three vertical columns: Wab priest, chief of the festivals, prophet, son of Isetenkhebi.Price: € 7500,--Egypt, Sakkara, XXVI. Dynasty, 664-525 BC BC Height: 14.3cm Condition: the Foot and Chip under the arms are restored.