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Egyptian Art is considered one of the most renowned and expressive cultural forms of its time, and it continues to captivate people in the modern era. Ancient Egyptian Art can be traced back to around 5000 BC to 300 BC.
Interestingly, the Egyptians did not have a term for “art,” but they continuously produced something unique that stands today as exotic and magnificent creations. In a sense, we could say that the Egyptians didn’t create art; rather, their works elevated it to the status of art.
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Most of the sculptures and images created by the Egyptians were meant to immortalize exceptional individuals or significant events and moments of that time. Some artworks were also symbolic representations of gods and were used for worship.
While many Egyptian artworks exhibited artistic skill and technique, some of them displayed awkward proportions in their artistic elements.
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Sculpture holds a prominent place in Egyptian Art. In addition to stone and metal sculptures, wooden statues were also crafted. However, the wooden and metal sculptures have a different impact and are lighter compared to the stone ones.
Egyptian sculptures were typically created in two or three dimensions. These carvings often included texts that referred to the events and occurrences of that time.
Egyptian Art may not possess the finesse and refinement that is valued from a critical perspective, but it is certainly not something to be underestimated. Due to their compelling grandeur, even many small and seemingly unappealing objects from the Egyptian era have found their way into museums.
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