King Tut:
Art and Archaeology from the Time of the New Kingdom
Howard Carter’s discovery of King Tut’s tomb in 1925 captivated the world. This slide
lecture features a discussion of some of the major objects excavated from the tomb of the
famous pharaoh, including his royal mask. The lecture will also cover the boy king’s
place in one of ancient Egypt’s most exciting historical periods and reveal new evidence
about the famous pharaoh.
Art Historian Jeff Mishur presents this slide lecture. Mishur is an owner of Art
Excursions, a company that provides private guiding in Chicago; lectures; and boutique
art and culture tours in the United States.
To schedule this lecture please email [email protected] or call 630/671-9745.
program is copyright: Art Excursions, Inc.