Beautiful Burial in Roman Egypt

Auteur: Riggs, Christina (Curator of Egyptology, The Manchester Museum, University of Manchester)
Editeur: Oxford University Press
This important new study looks at coffins, masks, shrouds, and tombs from the Roman Period in Egypt, when naturalistic Greek art forms, like portraits, were combined with traditional Egyptian art. The book presents more than 150 objects and tombs, many for the first time, and reveals how they created a 'beautiful burial' to glorify the dead in the changing cultural landscape of Roman Egypt.
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This important new study looks at coffins, masks, shrouds, and tombs from the Roman Period in Egypt, when naturalistic Greek art forms, like portraits, were combined with traditional Egyptian art. The book presents more than 150 objects and tombs, many for the first time, and reveals how they created a 'beautiful burial' to glorify the dead in the changing cultural landscape of Roman Egypt.
ISBN / EAN 9780199276653
Auteur Riggs, Christina (Curator of Egyptology, The Manchester Museum, University of Manchester)
Editeur Oxford University Press