大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 1月28日 19時07分

An entire wall of accountant Nebamun’s tomb-chapel was devoted to scenes of feasting in his honour. Here married couples are shown being waited on by servants in the top half, while young women talk to each other on the bottom. Food appropriate for a feast of this size is shown on the left, including meat and fruit. The artists have depicted the guests in fine linen clothing – so fine that some parts appear almost transparent. The team of artists who created these tomb paintings first sketched out the figures in red, sometimes using grids to help plan the scenes. They used paint brushes made from palm fibre, and paint palettes to mix colours. The technology hasn’t changed much in 3,000 years – swipe to see some ancient examples!
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