New Kingdom Egyptian art

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New Kingdom Egyptian art is the highly refined and colorful artistic style of ancient Egypt’s imperial period, characterized by detailed tomb and temple decoration, idealized yet lively human figures, and rich depictions of religious and everyday life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian art
art style
associatedWithRuler Akhenaten NERFINISHED
Amenhotep III NERFINISHED
Hatshepsut NERFINISHED
Ramesses II NERFINISHED
Ramesses III NERFINISHED
Seti I NERFINISHED
Thutmose III NERFINISHED
Tutankhamun NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
depicts agricultural work
banquets and feasting
craft production
funerary rituals
gods and goddesses of the Egyptian pantheon
military campaigns
pharaohs
royal family members
scenes of the afterlife
tribute and foreign envoys
endTime circa 1070 BCE
follows Middle Kingdom Egyptian art
hasCharacteristic bright polychromy
detailed figural representation
extensive use of hieroglyphic inscriptions
hierarchical scale
highly refined style
idealized human figures
lively poses
narrative scenes
symbolic use of color
use of composite view
hasNotablePhase Amarna art GENERATED
hasPart architectural decoration
coffin painting
colossal statuary
faience objects
furniture decoration
jewelry design
papyrus illustration
polychrome sculpture
small-scale sculpture
temple relief sculpture
tomb painting
wall reliefs
influenced Classical perceptions of Egypt
later Nubian art
influencedBy earlier Middle Kingdom artistic conventions
majorSite Abu Simbel NERFINISHED
Deir el-Bahri NERFINISHED
Karnak Temple Complex NERFINISHED
Luxor Temple NERFINISHED
Medinet Habu NERFINISHED
Theban necropolis NERFINISHED
Valley of the Kings NERFINISHED
Valley of the Queens NERFINISHED
partOf New Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
patron pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty
pharaohs of the 19th Dynasty NERFINISHED
pharaohs of the 20th Dynasty
precedes Late Period Egyptian art
startTime circa 1550 BCE
usedMaterial faience
gold
granite
limestone
pigments from mineral sources
sandstone
wood
usedTechnique fresco secco painting
gilding
inlay
raised relief carving
sunken relief carving

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tomb of Nebamun paintings artMovement New Kingdom Egyptian art
reliefs of Ramesses II hasStyle New Kingdom Egyptian art