Inscriptions on the chair indicate it belonged to the scribe Reniseneb (also referred to as Reni-seneb or Renyseneb).

; mid-Dynasty 18; New Kingdom Egyptian Ebony, ivory; H. 35 in. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. The chair, currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, belonged to the Egyptian scribe Reniseneb. 1450 B.C. (86.2 cm) Purchase, Patricia R. Lassalle Gift, 1968 (68.58) Description "The back of this wooden chair, which belonged to the scribe Renyseneb, is handsomely veneered with ivory and embellished with incised decoration showing the owner seated on a chair of identical form. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Category:Reniseneb. The chair, currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, belonged to the Egyptian scribe Reniseneb. Chair of Renyseneb, ca. 1450 B.C. Hatnefer ( 36.3.1 ) was the mother of Senenmut ( 36.3.252 ), one of Hatshepsut's best known officials. Accession_number 68.58 Addeddate 2014-02-28 04:46:05 Dimensions h. 86.2 cm (33 15/16 in) Gallery_id 116 Identifier mma_chair_of_reniseneb_547687 Medium Wood, ebony, … Amazon.com: New Kingdom Period - 20x24 Gold Ornate Frame and Double Matted Museum Art Print - Chair of Reniseneb: Posters & Prints

It is the earliest surviving chair with such a representation, and it is the only non-royal example known.

Chair of Reniseneb. The chair, currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, belonged to the Egyptian scribe Reniseneb. The chair is made from ebony and carved ivory.

Hatnefer's Chair ca. 1450 B.C. Chair of Reniseneb.

The back of this wooden chair, which belonged to the scribe Reniseneb, is handsomely veneered with ivory and embellished with incised decoration showing the owner seated on a chair of identical form. It’s been two weeks since I used an artifact from the Metropolitan Museum of Art for my sketches. 1492–1473 B.C.

The back of this wooden chair, which belonged to the scribe Reniseneb, is handsomely veneered with ivory and embellished with incised decoration showing the owner seated on a chair of identical form. Geography: Country of Origin Egypt, Upper Egypt; Thebes Medium: Wood, ebony, ivory Dimensions: h. 86.2 cm (33 15/16 in) Credit Line: Purchase, Patricia R. Lassalle Gift, 1968 Accession Number: 68.58 . 1450 B.C. 1450 B.C., Bone, Furniture. Stay safe and healthy. The Chair of Reniseneb is an Egyptian wooden chair dated to the 15th century B.C. Media in category "Reniseneb chair" This category contains only the following file. Sketch 087: Chair of Reniseneb, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purchase, Patricia R. Lassalle Gift, 1968.

Her undisturbed tomb was discovered by the Museum's Egyptian Expedition in 1936 on the hillside below Senenmut's tomb chapel (TT 71). In fact, some well-preserved pieces of ancient Egyptian furniture have been recovered from tombs of Egyptian queens, Pharaohs, and other wealthy ancient Egyptians, and can be seen today in museums.
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total. It is the earliest surviving chair with such a representation, and it is the only non-royal example known. The Chair of Reniseneb is an Egyptian wooden chair dated to the 15th century B.C. The back of this wooden chair, which belonged to the scribe Reniseneb, is handsomely veneered with ivory and embellished with incised decoration showing the owner seated on a chair of identical form. Chair of Reniseneb. Mar 28, 2014 - Chair of Reniseneb.
The Chair of Reniseneb was crafted circa 1450 B.C during the reign of Thutmose III, sixth Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. Publication date ca. Topics Ivory, Chairs, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Africa, Seating furniture, Thebes, Egypt, Upper Egypt, Wood, Wood, ebony, ivory, Ebony, ca. I wonder if they missed me. Chair of Reniseneb ca. The Furniture of Ancient Egypt The ancient Egyptians had sophisticated furniture for their time period; tomb paintings show Egyptians using chairs, tables, couches, chests, stools, and beds. Chair of Renyseneb. Amazon.com: New Kingdom Period - 16x20 Art Print by Museum Prints - Chair of Reniseneb: Posters & Prints

Period: New Kingdom Dynasty: Dynasty 18 Date: ca. Subcategories.