HATSHEPSOUT ' Theogamy(3) The usurpation ' power by PHELINAS
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Painting n°3: " HATSHEPSOUT’Adoubement***”
**THEOGAMY: from greek "Theos" ...God
"gamos"....marriage
For know better "Theogamy":
Bibliography/ Ch.Desroches Noblecourt "La Reine Mystérieuse" (Ed.Pygmalion)
Dieter Arnold "The new Kingdom "Divine" Temple (Ed.TAURIS)
http://www.lesphotosderobert.com/Egypte/Louxor/theogamie.html
http://www.thotweb.fr
Work n° 3 (and last) of serie of three paintings
According to the fourteenth of fifteen bas-relief "discoveried" by Henri Edouard NAVILLE(swiss egyptolog) at the beginning of 20th century (with H.Carter in particular who will find the Thoutankhamon'tomb.
KHEMEMET-IMEN HATSHEPSOUT ( Maâtkarê) about 1495-1455(????) BC ,daughter of Thoutmosis 1 and Ahmès
For me the most important queen (and kings) of the XVIII° dynasty of pharaonic civilisation Egypt with her stepson Thoutmosis III(Menkheperrê)
If she was an usuper woman for many egyptologs,....so the power generally is an usurpation
EXPLANATION:Thot brings then the newborn child and his Ka - In the Egyptian spirituality principle of vital and creative force of the individual which accompanies him from the birth and after the death (we can say also sound .. “double” (but it is more approximate ) to Amon who blesses them.
The child and his Ka were not restored during the restoration of the group under Ramsès II. Amon holds the newborn child and Thot his Ka, what confirms, above, cartridge and the center of the winged sun, placed in exact adaptation of the head of the newborn child held by Amon.
The scene aims at showing the nomination of the royal dignity, indicated by the winged solar disk (used traditionally in this sense since the Ancient Empire). It is again the assertion which the will of Amon lives and expresses himself well through King (idéel principle) who in this phase will be a woman seemingly Hatshepsout ( traduction: “The first of the women “)
The usurpation is in this way without flaw .The extraordinary political intelligency of HATSHEPSOUT triumph . She is designated*** ( adoubée in French) by AMON as WOMAN - KING( the word “pharaoh “ will appear some years later (co-regency with Thoutmosis III ).Beautiful victory of women 35 centuries before our 21° century……!!!!!!
Hieroglyph writing of the author
Thank you for visits and comments
…..And sorry for my English language
http://quebec.to/c/microdess
FORMAT painting: 81x60cm ( 25P)
Comments (19)
mansco
I always enjoy your splendid work my friend and thanks for your info also ;O) ave a nice week!
vintorix
Fabulous painting that in an SPLENDID way captures the moment in time when Hatshepsout aquired supreme power over upper and lower Egypt! Hatshepsout became a guardian for her stepson and ruled in his name but she had already in practice ruled for the 3-4 years when she was married to the weak King and her half-brother Thutmose I. Attractive, smart and intelligent -her fathers favourite child, she must have been accustomed to get what she wanted :)) Hatshepsut was a masterful politician and stateswoman who ruled the most powerful and advanced civilization at the time in almost 20 years. To the left side of the painting is Hatshepsuts tempel i Deir el Bahri, -the most beautiful and extravagant of all beautiful and extravagant Egyptian buildings. How it looked like with lush gardens and wineyards 3500 years ago we can only dream about. Thoth (the dead's advicer) depicted with the head of an Ibis. Amon = the chief deity.
lyron
Fantastic représentation. Excellent travail!!
DarkStormCrow
Excellent work!
YorkBerlin
very creative work greetings York Made in Berlin
Thetis
superb work and very interesting history lesson
MagikUnicorn
Sublime Jean...du beau travail Egyptien :)
ragouc
Very good work. Well done.
anaber
Wonderful work once again from you! So well detailed and so understandable after reading you! It´s very spiritual and dreamy.And in your painting we can see several scenes each one with its importance..in the same way as you see it. Really fascinating.
Steeleyes101
Oh my I almost missed this wonderful work of art. I say Bravo to ya for a most outstanding work of art My hats off to ya for this beauty
efron_241
oh la la mangefique
luoyx2008
very creative work
AureliusdeMercoeur
Très belle image, bien composée, riche en détails, riche en matière et en couleurs ! Un travail puissant et original !! C'est aussi un bel hommage à cette grande Reine qui organisa plusieurs expéditions en Afrique ! Bravo ! Excellent travail !!
JeffersonAF
Excellent.
Richardphotos
outstanding composition,original idea and art
junilau
Et celle là !!!! Magique en plus avec Hatshepsou la femme pharaon !!!! J'aime la façon dont elle est representée ici de dos, sa feminité ne ressort que part le sein entrevue, je trouve que ça represente bien sa vie (enfin ce qu'on en connait)une femme dans un monde d'homme qui à été reprtesentée avec la barbe des pharaon, encore une peinture exceptionnelle
Ridley5
A fantastic depiction of that kingdom and very powerful imagery.
beatoangelico
Wonderful pic... beautiful scene pose and tone lights magical anbient super render... congratulations my friend!!!!
Leije
Un beau contraste entre la reine au premier plan et la gigantesque architecture du fond, dont l'échelle est donnée par la foule au pied des marches....la lumière est très belle, et l'aigle ajoute à la majesté et à l'esthétisme du tableau. Un bel hommage aux femmes et une grande oeuvre, Jean !