Fowling Scene
a. What is depicted in this work of art?
b. How does this work express Egyptian artistic conventions?
c. What is the symbolic significance of this work?
A) This tomb painting depicts the Egyptian noble Nebamun hunting fowl in the afterlife. He is accompanied by his wife and daughter. B) The size of the figures corresponds to their rank in society, with Nebamun as the largest figure. The animals are depicted with a naturalism that is based on observation. The scene is accompanied by hieroglyphic text meant to reinforce the message of the mural. C) The successful hunt is a metaphor for conquering death and disorder, and ensures a happy existence in the afterlife.
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