| Egyptian Journal of Archeological and Restoration Studies


EJARS (Established 2011)

Volume 13 ,issue 1 | Winter and Spring 2023 | Pages : 113-124

SEMANTICS OF THE TERM PORTRAIT IN EXPRESSING THE ACCURACY OF PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE WORKS OF ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ARTISTS

Document Type: Original Article

DOI: 10.21608/ejars.2023.305191

pages: 113-124

Authors:
Selim, M.
Ancient Egyptian Civilization dept. Higher Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations Zagazig Univ., Egypt

Abstract:
Egyptian archaeologists used different terms to express the accuracy and ingenuity of ancient Egyptian artists’ work in conveying the truth they witnessed and transforming their artwork into an accurate reflection of their life. Using eight examples of writings in ancient Egyptian art clearly showed that the term portrait accurately depicted artwork in ancient Egypt and the strict religious rules that artists adhered to.

Keywords:
Portrait Depiction Sculpture Drawing Engraving

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