Ancient Egyptian Art By Breanna Ferrell

Pottery Egypt was the first place that made pottery. Egypt was the first place that made pottery. The ancient art was made by Egyptians at early dates. The ancient art was made by Egyptians at early dates. The creators of pottery really liked what they made so did everyone in Egypt. The creators of pottery really liked what they made so did everyone in Egypt.

Pottery (continued) They probably still believe that pottery is a very special kind of art in Egypt. They probably still believe that pottery is a very special kind of art in Egypt. Pottery is very beautiful and old. Pottery is very beautiful and old. It was the first kind of art they made. It was the first kind of art they made.

How They Used Pottery They used pottery for decorations and many other things. They used pottery for decorations and many other things. They said they would treasure it forever. They said they would treasure it forever. Pottery is the most beautiful kind of art ever made. Pottery is the most beautiful kind of art ever made. Pottery is a beautiful kind of jewelry. Pottery is a beautiful kind of jewelry.

Paintings Egyptian paintings have lived due Egyptian paintings have lived due to the dry and hot climate of Egypt. The paintings were journeys for The paintings were journeys for the afterworld (Such as Osiris). Each painting representing an Each painting representing an Animal or a person.

Paintings (continued) Some tomb paintings showed if someone Some tomb paintings showed if someone Wanted to stay alive or die. The tomb painting always were red, blue, The tomb painting always were red, blue, black, gold, and green. The Egypt paintings were always painted in such a way to tell if it was a person or The Egypt paintings were always painted in such a way to tell if it was a person or an animal.

Sculpture They built sculpture to represent They built sculpture to represent the ancient Egyptian gods, pharaohs, And the kings. The sculptures were used to give The sculptures were used to give eternal life to the kings and queens. Male sculpture were carved some Male sculpture were carved some Different to females The males were darker than the darker than theFemales.

Sculptures (continued) Anubis was to always be shown with a jackals head. Horus was essentially to always be represented with a falcons head Anubis was to always be shown with a jackals head. Horus was essentially to always be represented with a falcons head Whether there is real portraiture in ancient Egypt or there was none,at all it is still debated till now. Whether there is real portraiture in ancient Egypt or there was none,at all it is still debated till now. Very little changed in the ancient Egypt statues. Very little changed in the ancient Egypt statues.

Art in Paper In Egypt they call paper papyrus which In Egypt they call paper papyrus which Is a plant which was cultivated in the Nile delta. Papyrus is a type of paper Papyrus is a type of paper Egyptian people use. They use papyrus for daily They use papyrus for dailyThings.

Paper (continued) People in Egypt use papyrus everyday. People in Egypt use papyrus everyday. Papyrus grows by the Nile river. Papyrus grows by the Nile river. Some rolls of papyrus can grow up to 10 Some rolls of papyrus can grow up to 10meters

Fried Eggs with White Cheese Beed ma'li gibna beeda Beed ma'li gibna beeda Ingredients: Ingredients: 4-6 slices hard white cheese 4-6 slices hard white cheese 4-6 eggs 4-6 eggs cooking oil or spray cooking oil or spray salt & pepper salt & pepper Instructions: Instructions: Slice the cheese 1/2 inch thick & fry in skillet, turning & frying on both sides. Remove the cheese to one side of the serving dish, keeping warm. Break eggs and fry in the same fat. Serve the eggs alongside the cheese and season with taste. Garnish as desired. Slice the cheese 1/2 inch thick & fry in skillet, turning & frying on both sides. Remove the cheese to one side of the serving dish, keeping warm. Break eggs and fry in the same fat. Serve the eggs alongside the cheese and season with taste. Garnish as desired.