La chapelle d’Hathor – Temple d’Hatchepsout a Deir el-Bahari I
Vestibule et sanctuaires
By (author) N Beaux
The Hathor shrine is one of the three divine shrines erected by Hatshepsut in her mortuary temple of Deir el-Bahari. In this monument, the queens feminine nature allows Hatshepsut to establish a unique relationship with the goddess and to complete her funerary destiny in an exceptional manner: if Hatshepsut places herself under Hatho
English summary: The Hathor shrine is one of the three divine shrines erected by Hatshepsut in her mortuary temple of Deir el-Bahari. Volume I concerns the vestibule, the bark shrine, and the sanctuary. It provides an analysis and interpretation of the monument and presents selected detailed photographs, overall photographs, and drawings. Thematic studies on representations of kings, gods, furniture and offerings, not to mention evocations of Senmout, complete this synthesis. A DVD enables the reader to enlarge the plates of the photographs and drawings.
- By (author) N Beaux
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