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ISSUE:    Historical, Philosophical, Political and Law Sciences, Culturology and Study of Art. Theory & Practice. 2013. Issue 2-2
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PREHISTORY OF BATTLE COMPOSITIONS GENRE. THEIR HISTORICAL AND SYMBOLIC INTERPRETATION

Yurii Sergeevich Reunov
Moscow State Academic Art Institute named after V. I. Surikov


Submitted: January 21, 2013
Abstract. Battle compositions in the art of ancient Egypt became extremely popular during the Ramesside period, but their roots go back to ancient times. By the example of a number of monuments belonging to the Predynastic period as well as the time of the Early, Middle and New Kingdom, the author determines the main stages in the development of battle scenes composition and iconography, and also classifies the monuments by their type. Until now, these issues have not been raised in the Egyptological studies, so the conclusions made as a result of this work can be used as the basis for the further study of the problem of battle scenes composition and iconography, their historical and symbolic interpretation.
Key words and phrases:
батальные сцены
Рамессиды
оружие
Тутмос III
символизм
композиция
сцена
палетка
колесницы
исторические элементы
battle scenes
Ramesside
weapons
Thutmose III
symbolism
composition
scene
palette
chariots
historical elements
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