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“Wonderful Things” Turned Consumable: Egyptomania and Fashion in the Early Twentieth Century
Examining world fashion history, this article analyzes extant Western women’s evening wear from the early twentieth century that was inspired by contemporary fervor for—and even obsession with—Ancient Egyptian culture, colloquially referred to as ...
Moor, Julia K.
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Egyptomania and orientalism of D. Pedro II by his egyptian portrait and diaries
Discutiremos os conceitos de egiptomania e orientalismo e como eles se adequam à figura e aos interesses de d. Pedro II. Para isso, serão mobilizados dois tipos de fontes: os diários de viagem e uma fotografia do imperador, ambos realizados em suas ...
Paschoal, Nina Ingrid Caputo
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Egyptianizing elements in Roman wall painting of the first century before and after Christ with direct emphasis on Pompei and Herculaneum [PDF]
, 1996 Ancient Egypt has fascinated the VVestern world for centuries. The influence of Ancient Egypt on a myriad of cultures has been well-documented by historians and scholars, especially in the areas of the Renaissance and the nineteenth century major ...
Vaux, Denise de la
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Aging like fine wine: Mischievous microbes and other factors influencing senescence. [PDF]
Biomed JKattner AA.
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Regional disparities in US media coverage of archaeology research. [PDF]
Sci AdvAlex B, Ji J, Flad R.
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Toy companies, film producers and authors have long used the world of the Ancient Egyptians as a source for inspiration. Images of mummies, pyramids, sarcophagi and pharaohs have made their way into popular consciousness.
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