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Horemhab como escriba

New Kingdom
ca. 1336–1323 B.C.
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 121
Antes de se tornar faraó, Horemheb era comandante do exército e primeiro-ministro dos faraós Aya e Tutankhamon. Esta estátua, feita durante a época de seu generalato, o representa como escriba e administrador. Embora a mão direita tenha desaparecido, é fácil de ver que Horemheb está escrevendo no papiro que tem no seu colo. O texto é um hino a Thoth, o deus da escritura e da sabedoria, e nele se elogiava a divindade como um vizir diligente do deus-sol Rá e sugere que os serviços prestados por Horemheb ao Faraó são semelhantes aos que Thoth presta a Rá.

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Object Information
  • Título: Horemhab como escriba
  • Período: Dinastia XVIII, reinado de Aya ou Tutankhamon
  • Data: ca. 1336–1295 a.C.
  • Geografia: Provavelmente Memphis, Templo de Ptah
  • Meio: Granodiorito
  • Dimensões: 113 x 71 x 55,5 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Doação do Sr. V. Everit Macy e Sra., 1923
  • Número de acesso: 23.10.1
  • Curatorial Department: Egyptian Art

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