Acc. no 3570 © Paul Cliff
Wednesday 1 May, 1.15-2pm.
Collections Study Centre, Manchester Museum
Join our series of guest speakers for lunchtime conversations discussing key objects from the collection. This month’s conversation will be:
The Kneeling Statue of the Admiral Hor: Ships and Sculpture in Sixth Century BC Egypt.
Often overlooked because of its damaged state, the kneeling statue of Hor [Acc. no. 3750] represents an important military man of the Egyptian Twenty-Sixth Dynasty (c. 595-589 BC). Hor was Admiral of Egypt’s royal Mediterranean fleet at a time of increasingly strained international relations. Campbell Price, Curator of Egypt and the Sudan at the Museum, will discuss Hor’s role and the meanings of his temple statue.
FREE. Book on 0161 275 2648 or museum@manchester.ac.uk
Egypt at the Manchester Museum 