AR / ITEM / 00100184

Statue of Queen Hatshepsut

Ancient Egyptian · maker unknown

Monumental red-granite statue of Hatshepsut combining feminine features with male royal insignia, excavated from her mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahri in 1928.

Date
New Kingdom, Dynasty 18
Collection
Grand Egyptian Museum
Reference
2205

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Record

Culture
Ancient Egyptian
Medium
Red granite
Dimensions
Height 270 cm; width 84 cm; length 112 cm
Origin
Egypt

In the Tapestry

Culture of origin
Ancient EgyptA
Culture of origin
Egyptian EmpireA

Provenance and history

  1. 1928

    Excavated at Deir el-BahriA

    GEM records the statue as discovered at Hatshepsut's mortuary temple in 1928.

  2. New Kingdom, Dynasty 18

    CreatedA

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