A New Girl in Town by bmac62
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Today's post is the direct result of having received an invitation to come meet Meretites, the 2,300-year-old treasure just added to the new Egyptian galleries in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri.
This is the top portion of Meretites inner coffin. Her name translates to, "Beloved by her father".
Tara (auntietk), Heather (my oldest daughter) and I spent a full day at the Nelson last Friday. The good news for us photographers is that now, this world-class museum allows photography. The only place we could not take pictures was in one special exhibit where the museum did not own the copyrights. Everything else is free for the taking...without flash.
Bill:)
"Museum Interior ~ the Long Walk"
Comments (36)
Great catch! The contrast between her golden face and the background is outstanding; it gives the lady the right frame... And thanks for the information! We normally have the same rules in Germany as yours for photographers; some rules were worked over by judges in the moment. We photographers hope for a little bit more liberty when we take pics....
Of all beauties my friend. I adore this Egypt and these mysteries. Cheer and mile mercies to divide. Really brilliant ((5++)) De toutes beautés mon ami . J'adore cette Egypte et ces mystères . Bravo et mile mercis de partager . Vraiment génial((5++))
Wow Bill what a treat you all had, and this photo you too is simply magnificent, I love it. Also fascinating learning a bit about this amazing woman. Thanks my dear friend, hugs Jane xx
GREAT !!!
This is nice! Seems almost all museums claim copy rights to any pictures taken and in special exhibits no photography at all. :~(
a most impressive capture of the relic... nice girl, by the way