Nebamun hunting in the marshes

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Nebamun hunting in the marshes is a famous fragment of an ancient Egyptian tomb painting depicting the scribe Nebamun fowling and fishing in a lush marshland, celebrated for its vivid color, lively detail, and insight into elite life in the New Kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Kingdom Egyptian art
ancient Egyptian tomb painting fragment
artwork
wall painting
collection British Museum, London NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
creator unknown ancient Egyptian artist
culture ancient Egyptian
currentLocation British Museum NERFINISHED
date circa 1350 BCE
depicts Nebamun NERFINISHED
Nebamun’s daughter NERFINISHED
Nebamun’s wife
New Kingdom elite life
birds
cat catching birds
elite leisure activities
fish
fishing
fowling
marshland scene
papyrus marshes
dynasty Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
function decoration of Nebamun’s tomb-chapel
expression of status and prosperity in the afterlife
genre funerary art
tomb painting
hasPart figure of Nebamun standing in a boat
flying birds
inscriptions in hieroglyphs
lotus flowers
papyrus thicket
water teeming with fish
material paint on plaster
medium fresco-like wall painting
movement ancient Egyptian art
museumId British Museum EA37977 NERFINISHED
notableFor insight into elite life in the New Kingdom
lively detail
naturalistic depiction of animals
vivid color
originalLocation Theban Necropolis NERFINISHED
near modern Luxor
tomb of Nebamun NERFINISHED
partOf Tomb-chapel of Nebamun wall paintings NERFINISHED
period New Kingdom NERFINISHED
subjectOf British Museum exhibitions
art historical studies

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tomb of Nebamun paintings notableWork Nebamun hunting in the marshes