Descubra la tasación y los precios de esta y más obras de arte africano en Africartmarket. A Granite Head of a Man, Kushite, 25th Dynasty, 750-656 B.C., carved in a realistic style evoking

Descripción : the end of the 12th Dynasty, wearing a wide rounded wig passing behind his large ears and falling to the shoulders and below the top of the rectangular back-pillar, his mature face with prominent mouth with full lower lip, deep folds flanking the nostrils, broad cheekbones, and wide-set eyes with heavy upper lids. Height 65/8 in. (16.8 cm.). the end of the 12th Dynasty, wearing a wide rounded wig passing behind his large ears and falling to the shoulders and below the top of the rectangular back-pillar, his mature face with prominent mouth with full lower lip, deep folds flanking the nostrils, broad cheekbones, and wide-set eyes with heavy upper lids. Height 65/8 in. (16.8 cm.) Published: Antiquities from the Collection of Christos G. Bastis, catalogue of the exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1987, no. 2, illus. Bernard V. Bothmer notes: "It is truly amazing to what extent the sculptors of the seventh century B.C. were able to adopt certain features of Middle Kingdom statuary, and adapt them to Kushite taste so ably that even today, with the distance of thousands of years, it is sometimes difficult to distinguish works of Dynasties XII/XIII and Dynasties XXV/XXVI, a difference between them of over ten centuries. What a place Karnak must have been in the Late Period, when Middle Kingdom statues were standing or lying around, unscathed in the course of a millennium, so that they could be used as models for a new school of Egyptian sculptors working for Nubian masters, the Pharaohs of Dynasty XXV, and their Saite successors.'' Cf. Bothmer, Egyptian Sculpture of the Late Period, no. 7.
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