Hall of Bulls

Paleolithic Cave Painting in France.

Nude Woman from Willendorf

Small Paleolithic Limestone sculpture that depicts female image. Often associated with fertility. 

Woman From Laussel

Paleolithic sculpture on limestone. Depicts woman holding a horn.

Two Bison

Paleolithic clay carving of two bison in a cave in France.

(animals were often painted and reflected upon in the Paleolithic era)

Bison licking it flank

Paleolithic carving of a bison turning its head and licking it self. Carved from a reindeer antler.

Spotted Horses

Paleolithic cave painting in France of two horses with many spots in them. 

Aurochs, Horses

Paleolithic cave painting in france of a few horses, aurochs, and rhinocerous charging/running.

Rhinoceros, Wounded Man

Paleolithic cave painting in France that shows a wounded man on the ground with a Rhino standing over him.

Deer Hunt

Neolithic wall painting of people hunting a few deer. 

Stonehenge

Neolithic monument in England of quite a few stones depicted in some sort of circle. Perhaps it functioned as an astronomical tool.

Palette of King Narmer

Front and back side of the Pallete of King Narmer. King of upper Egypt.

Steppe Pyramid of Djoser

This is the pyramid of king Djoser. Imhotep is the first artist whose name is recorded. He built it.

Great Pyramids of Gizeh 

3 Main pyramids with 3 smaller ones. The biggest of Khufu, then Khafre, and smallest of Menkaure. Small ones belived to be for the wifes.

The Great Sphinx

Carved out of Gizeh stone quarry, the sphinx is a large figure with the head of a pharoh and body of a lion. 

Khafre, enthroned

Green like statue of Khafre sitting in his throne. From Gizeh, Egypt  in the Fourht Dynasty.

Menkaure and Khamerernebty

Green like statue of Menkaure and his wife with one leg forward and on back. Gizeh, Egypt Fourth Dynasty.

Seated Scribe

This painted limestone statue shows a realistic looking man sitting down. He is not as elaborate as a pharoh because nonelite individuals did not have as much importance. Egypt, Fourth Dynasty

Mortuary Temple

This is the Mortuary temple of Hatshepsut.  Egypt, 18th Dynasty

Hatsheput Offering

This is one of the few statues of Hatshepsut that still remain. Most were destoyed. Here she is on her knes with two jars on her hands.

Temple of Rames II

This is the temple of Egyption pharoh Rames II.

Made from Sandstone. Egypt 19th Dynasty.

Interior of Rames II Temple

Inside view of temple shows sandstone pillar staues and a great hall way. 

Temple of Amen-re

Large elaborate temple in Karnst Egypt

Hypostyle Hall

Here we see a hall way inside the temple of Amen. There are large sandstone colums. Egypt, 19th Dynasty.

Akhenaton

Here we see a statue of pharaoh Akhenaton. Made out of sandstond and once in the temple of Aton. Egypt, 18th Dynasty.

Nefertiti (Thutmose)

Painted limestone statue of Nefertiti. Egypt, 18th Dynasty

Tiye

Portrait of Akhenatons mother carved of dark yew wood. Egypt, 18th Dynasty

Tutankhamen (Innermost Coffin)

This is the Innermost coffin of Tutankhamen from his tomb. Made of gold. Egypt, 18th Dynasty.

Deathmask of Tutankhamen

This is the pharaohs deathmask from the innermost coffin in his tomb. Gold with inlay of semiprecious stones. Egypt, 18th Dynasty.

Painted Chest

This is a painted chest from the tomb of Tutankhamen. Made from wood. Egypt, 18th Dynasty.