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Statues of Amenemhat III Old text: BPLDC no.: 08_04_000037 Page Title: Hycsos Sphinx[es] Collection: Tupper Scrapbooks Collection Album: Volume 26: Lower Egypt. Pyramids. Call no. 4098B.104 v26 (p. 36) Creator: Tupper, William Vaughn Description: Scrapbook page containing a photograph of Egyptian sphinx statues, annotated with information about the statues. The page also includes three drawings of cartouches and information about the Hyksos dynasty. Subjects:
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statue Page size: 33 x 38.1 cm Annotations: Mariette 1863. Considered by him "comme des produits de l'art des Pasteurs." [‘to be the works of the art of the Shepherds, i.e., the Hyksos’] "These differ from other Egyptian monuments in a very marked way as one sees by comparing them with the Sphinx[es] of Tutmes III and Ramses II. The face is round, the eyes are small, the nose flattened, the cheek bones projecting, the lower lip sliphtly advanced, the ears are those of a bull while the mane of a lion encircles the visage." [« Ils se distinguent en effet des autres maonuments par des caractères bien tranchés, comme on le reconnaîtra sans peine, si l'on compare leur tête à celle des sphinx de Thoutmôsis III et de Ramsès II. La face est ronde, les yeux sont petits, les narines écrasées, les pommettes saillantes: la lèvre inférieure avance légèrement ; les oreilles sont celles du taureau, et une crinière de lion encadre le visage. »][1] On one of them one can descipher the name of the Shepherd King Apopi [Apepa]. Later Meneptah erased the name and substituted his cartouches. Still later Pasebxanu XXI dynasty put his name on the breast [place of honor] erasing that of the monarch for whom it was graven. This gives ground for a German theory that it antedates "les Pasteurs" [Shepherds] and belongs to XII. Dynasty. [Left of the photo:] XVI.
Dynasty Apepa. XIX
Dynasty Meneptah[,] pharoah of Exodus. XXI Dynasty Pasebxanu I. Language: English and French, photograph titled in French Rights: No known restrictions. Coverage: Egypt Notes: Title supplied by cataloger, derived from captions or annotated information. Format: Scrapbooks Technique: Photographs, Albumen prints BPL Department: Print Department Photo 1: Photographer: Sébah, J. Pascal Title: 215 Sphinx Hycsos (Musée Ghizeh) Caption: Hycsos Sphinx[es.] Excavations Tanis. Black Granite. Date: ca. 1888-1890
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December 21, 1892—March 8, 1893
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William Vaughn Tupper
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- ↑ Gaston Maspero. 1902. Guide du visiteur au Musée du Caire
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