The importance of studying colors in scenes of Thebes tomb No. 56, 80 and 104 From The time of King Amenophis II

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the Higher Institute of Ancient Near Eastren Civilizations zgazig Univ

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The Egyptian environment and its great impact on the artistic production of the artist in ancient Egypt. Were the colors he used in his artwork and one of the aspects of his creations. The environment in Egypt, throughout the stages of its ancient civilization, created the creations of its colors and their uses, so the artist became a genius, not in relation to his access to the colors that remained over thousands of years in their beauty, but also in relation to the way they were placed on the walls and their connotations, so that all these aspects constitute important aspects of expressing the ability of the ancient Egyptian artist In carrying out his important artistic works.
The study of colors was a subject of interest to scholars, and tombs No. 56, 80 and 104 in Thebes, which belongs From the time of King Amenophis II, provided important results that helped to identify the composition and use of colors.
The importance of identifying the impact of the Egyptian environment on the life of the ancient Egyptian artist is evident in his use of colors and the fact of their composition, a topic that scholars have been interested in in search of the reason for the freshness and splendor of colors in the paintings and inscriptions of ancient Egyptian tombs. Dr. Abdel Ghaffar Shadid constitutes a prominent and important stage among them in the light of what he wrote about Thebes tombs No. 56, 80 and 104.

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