Thoutmôsis (sculptor)

See also: Thoutmôsis

Thoutmôsis (or Djéhoutymosé , Thoutmès ) is supposed to be the official sculptor of the Pharaon Akhénaton at the end of its reign. A German archaeological forwarding carried out by Ludwig Borchardt in 1912, by excavating the old capital amarnienne Amarna, found a house and a workshop ruins some (indexed P47.1-3). This complex seems to have belonged to certain Thoutmôsis; this assumption is based on an inscription discovered on an ivory horse found in a pit with refuse in the court.

Among the many objects discovered the famous bust of Néfertiti appears. The majority are with the Ägyptisches Museum of Berlin, with the Egyptian Musée of Cairo, and with the Metropolitan Museum off Art.

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