Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores
Stelophorous statues form a short-life typology whose evolution was very fast between the XVth and XIIIth centuries B.C. The wish to represent the prayer to the sun-god led to add to the representation of the praying man a stone-reservation as a stela which joined his forearms together, engraved wit...
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| description | Stelophorous statues form a short-life typology whose evolution was very fast between the XVth and XIIIth centuries B.C. The wish to represent the prayer to the sun-god led to add to the representation of the praying man a stone-reservation as a stela which joined his forearms together, engraved with an hieroglyphic hymn: such a close association of the image-text with the image-attitude designates the stelophorous statue as a hieroglyph as a whole. But, very soon, these two aspects of the hieroglyphic stelophorous statue were dissociated to give birth to the representation of the stela just as a luxury object, which was representative of the high rank of its owner, without any link to the cult of the sun. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-557f81815d804d7091b879d08220bc7a2023-02-09T16:33:05ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392013-11-0193536610.4000/pallas.1338Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphoresChristophe BarbotinStelophorous statues form a short-life typology whose evolution was very fast between the XVth and XIIIth centuries B.C. The wish to represent the prayer to the sun-god led to add to the representation of the praying man a stone-reservation as a stela which joined his forearms together, engraved with an hieroglyphic hymn: such a close association of the image-text with the image-attitude designates the stelophorous statue as a hieroglyph as a whole. But, very soon, these two aspects of the hieroglyphic stelophorous statue were dissociated to give birth to the representation of the stela just as a luxury object, which was representative of the high rank of its owner, without any link to the cult of the sun.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/1338sun adorationhieroglyphimage-attitudeimage-textstelophorous |
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| title | Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores |
| title_full | Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores |
| title_fullStr | Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores |
| title_full_unstemmed | Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores |
| title_short | Un cas égyptien de texte constitutif de l’image : les statues stéléphores |
| title_sort | un cas egyptien de texte constitutif de l image les statues stelephores |
| topic | sun adoration hieroglyph image-attitude image-text stelophorous |
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