workshop of Thutmose

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The workshop of Thutmose was an ancient Egyptian sculptor’s studio in Amarna, renowned as the place where the iconic bust of Queen Nefertiti was created.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian building
archaeological site
sculptor’s workshop
abandonedIn late 18th Dynasty
architecturalType domestic-industrial complex
associatedWith Nefertiti NERFINISHED
Thutmose NERFINISHED
coordinates approximate: 27.6°N 30.9°E
country Egypt
createdWork Nefertiti Bust NERFINISHED
culture Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
dedicatedTo royal portrait sculpture
discovery Nefertiti Bust NERFINISHED
painted limestone heads
pigments and inlay materials
plaster casts of royal heads
sculptors’ tools
excavatedBy Ludwig Borchardt NERFINISHED
excavationEndDate 1914
excavationSponsor Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft NERFINISHED
excavationStartDate 1911
function production of portrait busts
production of reliefs
production of statuary
locatedIn Akhetaten NERFINISHED
Amarna NERFINISHED
New Kingdom Egypt NERFINISHED
Upper Egypt
locatedInArchaeologicalZone Tell el-Amarna GENERATED
materialEvidence limestone sculpture
plaster models
polychrome painting
notableFor creation of the bust of Nefertiti
production of royal portraits
occupationOfOwner sculptor
owner Thutmose NERFINISHED
partOf artists’ quarter of Akhetaten NERFINISHED
period 18th Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
reign Akhenaten NERFINISHED
significance key evidence for Amarna art style
source of the most famous image of Nefertiti
timeOfUse reign of Akhenaten
usedFor modeling royal likenesses
training sculptors

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Nefertiti Bust discoveredAt workshop of Thutmose