Visions of paradise

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An exhibition of Indian sculpture entitled 'Gods, Guardians, and Lovers' is being shown at the Asia Society, New York, NY, during the summer of 1993. Over 70 northern Indian works from the eighth to 13th centuries AD are included. The exhibition is designed to show the works as they would have been seen in relation to temple architecture. The exhibition will travel to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, to be shown there Oct-Nov 1993.

Sculpture, Indian

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Animals in Egyptian art

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Art objects exhibited in museums show how the animal paintings and engravings in ancient Egypt changed with time. The ever changing environment affected the animal population and finally led to the extinction of certain species. This change is depicted in art and is more marked in Egyptian art than in the art of any other part of the African continent.

Analysis, Criticism and interpretation, Archaeological museums and collections, Archaeological museums

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Egypt in America: a quartet of shows celebrates the art of the pharaohs

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Several exhibitions featuring Egyptian art from various dynasties are touring the United States. Artifacts such as mummy cases, gilded busts, sculptures and jewelry from the Old Kingdom, between ca. 2650 and 2150 B.C., and the New Kindom's Amarna period, between 1353 and 1336 B.C., will be displayed.

United States, Art, Egyptian, Egyptian art

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