#Turin Egyptian museum

[romegreeceart]

Fragments of a wall painting from a tomb chape

* Thebes

* 18th dynasty, reign of Amenhotep III (1390-1353 BCE)

* clay, straw, stucco

* Egyptian Museum of Turin

Turin, June 2023

[godofstupidsentences]

Never felt the need to make a character Italian more than i feel it every time I think about Tim Drake

[ancientstuff]

Fascinating article by Christina Riggs on the Egyptian Museum in Turin.

[basilsfoory]

[fandom-girl-99]

The oldest and largest Egyptian Museum in the world! An experience I don't regret! It was truly wonderful and educational! I wished I was more well rested and had more strength in me that day to truly immerse myself in it!

One of my favourite things of this trip! ❤️😍📸✨

#photography #egyptianmuseum #egyptianmuseumturin #torino #turin #italy #musuem #egyptianculture #history #ancientegypt #ancienthistory #artifacts #erasmus #travelphotography #traveling #travels #tourism #exploring #ancientgreek #selfie #tickets

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[egypt-museum]

Stele of Maya

In the upper portion, Maya and his wife Tamit pay homage to Osiris and Hathor, the gods of the necropolis.

In the lower register is a similar, corresponding scene in which Maya and his wife receive food offerings, in their turn, from their many children, in keeping with a principle of reciprocity that is often found in Egyptian religious thought.

The funerary stele of Maya, the “scribe off the outlines”, arrived in Turin with the Drovetti collection in 1824. It was possibly discovered near the funerary chapel where Ernesto Schiaparelli was to excavate roughly 80 years later.

New Kingdom, late 18th Dynasty, ca. 1353-1292 BC. Tomb Chapel of Maya (TT338), Deir el-Medina, Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum of Turin. S. 7910

[dwellerinthelibrary]

The weighing of the heart, from the Book of the Dead of Aaner. A green Anubis kneels amidst the scales, holding the deceased's heart, which also appears on the scale's right-handed tray, with a little Maat goddess in the left tray. Plenty of offerings sit in front of Anubis. To the right, Aaner holds his eyes and his mouth (that is, the hieroglyphs which represent eye and mouth -- he still has an eye and a mouth in his face!).

When: Third Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty

Where: Egyptian Museum, Turin

[subnitida]

Ostracon of a Dancer in an acrobatic position. New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, around 1200 BCE. Limestone and paint. Provenance unknown, possibly Deir el-Medina, West Thebes, later Drovetti Collection, 1824. Now in the Egyptian Museum of Turin. C. 7052

[m1male2]

Seated statue of Pharaoh Thutmose III or Tutmosis III, sixth pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt, ruled from 1479 to 1425 B.C. and he was one of the most important monarchs, being during his reign when the ancient Egyptian reached its maximum territorial extension.

Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy.

[blackcleo7]

𓇉 Atem 𓄣 Anzu 𓇉

I’m back with #revolutionshipping and #FarewellDoujinshi!

Since November, I’ve been deeply immersed in the Farewell doujinshi.

I’ve created new chapters, started designing the cover (still in progress), and nearly finished coloring this drawing.

I’ve also resumed my research, including another visit to the museum in Turin to get to know more about Deir el-Medina.

The final chapters are set in the artists' village, Deir el-Bahari, and the Valley of the Kings (KV62).

There’s been so much happening behind the scenes for this project!

I initially planned to wait before sharing anything, but after all this work, I decided it’s time to give you a small sneak peek.

Keep in mind, these images aren’t complete yet—shadows, lights, and the original background (in Deir el-Bahari) are still missing. For now, these illustrations are presented more like wallpapers.

I’ve also experimented different styles for these visuals to see what resonates best. I’ve added the original pencil sketch too.

This particular scene happens right after Atem reveals something special.

They are standing above Hatshepsut’s Temple at Deir el-Bahari.

I’ve been working hard to make this as historically accurate as possible.

This doujinshi isn’t just about Atem and Anzu; it also explores the 18th Dynasty, Thebes, Aten, Tutankhamun’s family, Egyptian cosmogony, and many interconnected themes.

Here’s a little glimpse of what’s to come—hope you enjoy it!

[deusvervewrites]

About the Yami AU... My visit to Turin's Egyptian Museum made me realize that Yami's cultural shock would be immense... And, most importantly, HILARIOUS. To give just one tame example, he'd suggest Izuku puts images of Shigaraki on the soles of his shoes in the convinction it would magically make it more likely for him to defeat the hand villain (yes, a Pharaoh's shoes often had enemies depicted on it so that he could stomp on them at every step as a magic ritual).

Yami wouldn't find that sporting enough

[romegreeceart]

Egyptian couple and their daughter, depicted as a miniature adult

* Theban necropolis

* New Kingdom, first half of the 18th dynasty (1480-1390 BCE)

* limestone

* Turin Egyptian Museum

Turin, June 2023

[milky-rozen]

The Sun and Moon boats ☀️🌙🛶

Based on these two stelae I saw at Turin's Egyptian Museum:

(don't mind the quality, I took the pictures myself with my crappy phone lol)

[lardedallwithsweetflowers]

Jeremy Irons on set at the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy, 2021.

[michael-svetbird]

ATHENA: A 2m-high Roman Statue of 'Egyptian' Athena White Marble 2 AD From Egypt

Musei Reali Torino, Turin | MRT [Museum of Antiquities, Archaeological Gallery, Room 6] • Web: https://museireali.beniculturali.it/en • FB: https://www.facebook.com/museirealitorino • IG: @museirealitorino

MRT | Michael Svetbird 18|02|24 6400X4300 600 [I.-III.] The photographed object is collection item of MRT, photos are subject to copyright. [non commercial use | sorry for the watermarks]

📸 Part of the "Reliefs-Friezes-Slabs-Sculpture" MSP Online Photo-gallery:

👉 D-ART: https://www.deviantart.com/svetbird1234/gallery/72510770/reliefs-friezes-slabs-sculpture

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[fandom-girl-99]

The oldest and largest Egyptian Museum in the world! An experience I don't regret! It was truly wonderful and educational! I wished I was more well rested and had more strength in me that day to truly immerse myself in it!

One of my favourite things of this trip! ❤️😍📸✨

#photography #egyptianmuseum #egyptianmuseumturin #torino #turin #italy #musuem #egyptianculture #history #ancientegypt #ancienthistory #artifacts #erasmus #travelphotography #traveling #travels #tourism #exploring #ancientgreek #selfie #tickets

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