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When viewed together, these five objects offer valuable insights into the history of world art and cultures. They highlight the enduring influence of ancient Egyptian art and its significance across time and place, showcasing the fascination it has engendered in global artistic traditions. These artworks exemplify cultural exchange, as they draw inspiration from ancient Egypt and resonate with audiences from diverse backgrounds. The presence of symbolism and religious narratives in these pieces reflects a broader trend in world art, where animals and mythological elements carry symbolic meanings and convey cultural beliefs. Furthermore, they provide an opportunity to study artistic techniques and styles, shedding light on craftsmanship, painting, sculpture, and the use of various materials. Displayed in a museum, these artworks underscore the importance of preserving cultural heritage and providing historical context, enabling visitors to explore and appreciate the interconnectedness of world art and cultures throughout history.

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Posted by Britney Marisol Vargas, Week 3 Module 3

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Hippopotamus ("William"), Egyptian, ca. 1961-1878 B.C.

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Hippopotamus ("William"), Egyptian, ca. 1961-1878 B.C.

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Posted by Catherine Brooke Nieves, Week 3 Module 3

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Nebaumun's Garden/ Tomb Painting, Egyptian, ca. 1350 B.C.

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Nebaumun's Garden/ Tomb Painting, Egyptian, ca. 1350 B.C.

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Posted by Sadie Elizabeth Soto, Week 3 Module 3

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Artist's Painting of a Hippopotamus,  Egyptian,  Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C.

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Artist's Painting of a Hippopotamus,  Egyptian,  Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C.

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Posted by Natalia Veit Blocker, Week 3 Module 3

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Coiled Snake on a Coffin,  Egyptian,  Date: ca. 664–30 B.C.

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Coiled Snake on a Coffin,  Egyptian,  Date: ca. 664–30 B.C.