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Chapter 18: The Post-Amarna Period, 1350–1314 B.C.
W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson
Description: The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
The Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt
Some of the most accomplished works of the Amarna period were produced in that time of transition after Akhenaten’s death when first the young Semenkhkara and then the boy Tut-ankh-amon, under the tutelage of Ay, attempted to come to terms with the opposition to...
Author
W. Stevenson Smith, William Kelly Simpson
PublisherYale University Press
Copyright© W. Stevenson Smith, 1958, 1965
Related print edition pages: pp.195-207
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-31566
Chapter subject tags:Egypt--History--New Kingdom, ca. 1550-ca. 1070 B.C.Tell el-Amarna (Egypt)Relief (Sculpture), EgyptianMural painting and decoration, EgyptianTombs--EgyptArt, Ancient--EgyptArchitecture, Ancient--Egypt

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Chapter 18: The Post-Amarna Period, 1350–1314 B.C.