Akhenaten
[Akhenaton. From the temple of Aton, Karnak, Egypt. 18th dynasty, ca. 1353-1335 BCE. Colossal statue, Sandstone.4 m, 13' high. Egyptian Museum, Cairo]. Akhenaton, or more familiarly called Amenhotep IV is known as the "Rebel Pharaoh" of the New Kingdom. He abandoned the old Egyptian belief system, and created a new, monotheist one, believing in the existence of only one God above all, Aten-Re: the sun- disk With the new religion the form of artistic expression also changed.

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Pharaoh Akhenaton


Photos and pictures of: statue of Akhenaten, The Alexandria National Museum, Alexandria, Egypt - The Africa Image Library


Akhenaten - instigated a new form of art into the stuffy staid ways of ancient Egypt. Pharaoh Akhenaten died in his seventeenth year on the throne and his reforms did not survive for much longer. Amun and the other gods were reinstated. Akhenaten's image and names were chiseled from his monuments and his sun temples were dismantled. His glorious city crumbled back into the desert and his name was left out of the Kings lists .
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Bust of Akhenaten Bust of a colossal statue of ‘Amenhotep IV’ Akhenaten, from the Temple of Aten at Karnak. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, Amarna Period, reign of Akhenaten, ca. 1353-1336 BC.
Amarna es el nombre árabe moderno para el sitio de la antigua ciudad egipcia de Aketatón, capital del país bajo el reinado de Akenatón (1...
Relief of Akhenaten as a sphinx | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Museo egizio Akhenaton e famiglia.