Ancient Art is something which we marvel at the current period understanding that it had been created by human DNA we discuss a few of now. Maybe, no other artwork or artifacts have caught the human soul and creativity as far as historical Egyptian Art. Thus, Allow Me to recommend an Excellent book to you:
"Treasures of Egyptian Art from the Cairo Museum" (Centennial Prove 1970-1971) from Edward L.B. Terrace and Henry G. Fischer; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and The Metropolitan Museum of Art (in conjunction with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art).Thames and Hudson Limited, London; 1970.
The foreword of the fine art publication was composed by none other than Dr. Sarwat Okasha; The Minister of Culture; Cairo, UAR. Every film is narrated by Edward Terrace former Manager of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston or Henry Fischer, Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art at New York.
This publication summarizes examples of Egyptian Art from 3,000 B.C through 324 A.D. For people who are heartened by the background of those periods in Egypt, then you'll be astounded by the task along with also the explanation of their lifestyles of the principles, their background, characteristics, achievements, personal failures, and dynasties, structure and households.
The descriptions of every piece of artwork shown in this superb art publication are beautifully done and the photography is crisp, realistic and provides the reader a sense as though he or she was really there chucked in time then thrust forward to see the remnants of these artifacts of every last period.
Really, I totally recommend this book for anybody that has a fascination with Egyptian Art, its among the finest books on this subject I've ever observed.