Fresco Fragment in The British Museum Essay

Fresco Fragment in The British Museum Essay

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Fresco Fragment in The British Museum

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1. Nebacumab’s Garden (New Kingdom, ca. 1350):
   Point out where this fresco fragment in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

   Image not appearing? It’s also at http://www.britishmuseum.org/images/37983_l.jpg

2. Point out where this painting in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.
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3. Remote (Old Kingdom)

Point out where this relief in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

Image not visible? It’s also at: http://www.britishmuseum.org/images/ps268119_l.jpg

4.Coffin of Djedhoriufankh (ca. 950)

Point out where this painting in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

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