Nina de Garis Davies
ca. 1479–1425 B.C. · Tempera on Paper · Egyptian Art
This facsimile painting copies a detail depicting gifts brought by the Cretans whom the Egyptians called the Keftiu. The original scene, in the tomb of Rekhmire (TT 100) at Thebes, shows the tomb owner overseeing the presentation of gifts from abroad.
Horse Cloth and Chariot Fittings, Tomb of QenamunNorman de Garis Davies
Provisions Stored in the Temple, Tomb of RekhmireNina de Garis Davies
Gifts from Western Asia, Tomb of RekhmireNina de Garis Davies
Chariot and Weapons, Tomb of QenamunNina de Garis Davies|Norman de Garis Davies
Fragmentary Scene of Foreigners, Tomb of SenenmutNina de Garis Davies
Funerary Equipment, Tomb of UserhatNorman de Garis Davies
Women at a BanquetNina de Garis Davies
Men from Punt Carrying Gifts, Tomb of RekhmireNina de Garis Davies
Dragging a Statue of Thutmose INorman de Garis Davies
Cretans Bringing Gifts of Metal and Jewelry, Tomb of RekhmireNina de Garis Davies
The Fall and Redemption of ManUnknown
Syrians Bringing an Ingot and a Chariot, tomb of RekhmireNina de Garis Davies