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Bidding has ended on this item. Item:Egyptian Artifact - Miniature Anubis Relief Carving |
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| MINIATURE ANUBIS RELIEF CARVING The piece features Anubis, often one of the first gods that become known to people when they are confronted with the complex pantheon of Egyptian gods & goddesses. The striking figure of a Jackals' head with a mans body is a most compelling form. He made the first mummy (Osiris) and was forever to be associated with mummification for all periods of Ancient Egyptian history with exception of the Amarna period where mummification rituals remain obscured. This miniature representation depicts Anubis holding a WAS/WASS sceptre and is coloured with an ancient tonal palette.
Dimensions - Height-12cm x width 6.5 cm - Inches (Height-4.7 x width 2.6) My artwork is made of composition stone. The piece is finished in an ancient earth tone patina that intensifies realism. Please take the time to view my other work on offer this week and you will be able to fully appreciate my particular style. Please note - Other images are to show you the extensive range of work Kameron creates. Kameron also does commission work, so please contact him via Ebay for more information on commission work.
About the Artist -
Kameron grew up on a farm an hour and a half south of Brisbane, Australia. The mountains of the Great Dividing Range were always in view and particularly close was a mountain known as the sleeping Assyrian - a colossal figure of a man gazing skyward as he lay on his back. He developed a very close affinity with the land studying the many rocks and fossils that he discovered on his expeditions.
But it was when Kameron's father brought home a large book that was filled with many different ancient cultures that he fell in love with Egypt. As a child, Kameron tried to emulate the past by carving images into the stones and forming clay figurines. As a teenager he was Pharaoh, high priest and artisan whenever he visited his grandparents remote property. This was his imaginary empire and at this most special and sacred place he really learnt to carve. Small sandstone cliffs were transformed to become the home of larger than life sized Pharaonic heads, small pyramids were constructed for his royal pets while non royal pets were merely given a small sealed underground chamber. Artworks were created exclusively for burial and accompanied the many mummified fish and birds as well as un-mummified cats and dogs. It was an unconventional subconscious learning experience. He never thought he would take it further than the fields, but now it is a full time occupation which sees his work going all over the world, even making pieces of authentic "museum quality" reproductions for Warner Brothers film sets.
In the art of sculpture Kameron is self-taught. Over the years, he has created a range of realistic ancient sculptures with an attention to detail that makes the work look as though you have just unearthed it from an archaeological site … and that is the difference. Some of the world's leading archaeologists have viewed Kameron's work with interest comparing it favourably with the artists that lived in Egypt's ancient capital of Thebes. He has also had the privilege to restore some antiquities matching form and colours exactly to suit, such as a relief sculpture from the tomb of King Seti the first. It was actually a cast made by notorious adventurer Giovani Belzoni for an exhibition in London in the 19th century to show the world for the first time the distinctive style that is Egyptian art. When Kameron is not recreating the past it is the future that he delves into where fantasy worlds are born in his imagination and his dreams. They come to life in drawings, paintings, and sculpture with its own mythology and symbolism. I hope you enjoy the work and thank you for your interest. |
Postage and handling Item location: Beenleigh, Queensland, Australia Posting to: Worldwide
 
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