The publications of Marianne Eaton-Krauss (Ph.D. 1978) span the art and history of Egypt from the earliest dynasties (ca. 3100 BC) down into the Christian era, but she is known today primarily for her work on “the boy-king” Tutankhamun’s reign.

• ContentsPrefaceSources of IllustrationsIntroductionAmun’s IconographyAmunet and Her IconographyGenres Documented among the Post-Amarna Period Statuary of AmunUsurpationRestoration of Pre- and Damage to Post-Amarna Period StatuaryCatalogueAlexandria, Cat. 1–2Baltimore, Cat. 2bisBerlin, Cat. 3Bordeaux, Cat. 3bisBoston, Cat. 4Brussels, Cat. 5Cairo, Cat. 6–20Chicago, Cat. 21Copenhagen, Cat. 22–23Deir el Bahari, Cat. 23bisDoha, Cat. 24Hanover, Cat. 25Houston, Cat. 26Karlsruhe, Cat. 27Karnak, Cat. 28–33ter Khartoum, Cat. 34Leiden, Cat. 35–36LondonLuxorMit Rahina, Cat. 46bisMougins, Cat. 47New York City, Cat. 48–49Paris, Cat. 50–54Philadelphia, Cat. 55Seattle, Cat. 56Turin, Cat. 57Warsaw, Cat. 58Location not known, Cat. 59–65bisBibliography

The publications of Marianne Eaton-Krauss (Ph.D. 1978) span the art and history of Egypt from the earliest dynasties (ca. 3100 BC) down into the Christian era, but she is known today primarily for her work on “the boy-king” Tutankhamun’s reign.

• ContentsPrefaceSources of IllustrationsIntroductionAmun’s IconographyAmunet and Her IconographyGenres Documented among the Post-Amarna Period Statuary of AmunUsurpationRestoration of Pre- and Damage to Post-Amarna Period StatuaryCatalogueAlexandria, Cat. 1–2Baltimore, Cat. 2bisBerlin, Cat. 3Bordeaux, Cat. 3bisBoston, Cat. 4Brussels, Cat. 5Cairo, Cat. 6–20Chicago, Cat. 21Copenhagen, Cat. 22–23Deir el Bahari, Cat. 23bisDoha, Cat. 24Hanover, Cat. 25Houston, Cat. 26Karlsruhe, Cat. 27Karnak, Cat. 28–33ter Khartoum, Cat. 34Leiden, Cat. 35–36LondonLuxorMit Rahina, Cat. 46bisMougins, Cat. 47New York City, Cat. 48–49Paris, Cat. 50–54Philadelphia, Cat. 55Seattle, Cat. 56Turin, Cat. 57Warsaw, Cat. 58Location not known, Cat. 59–65bisBibliography

The publications of Marianne Eaton-Krauss (Ph.D. 1978) span the art and history of Egypt from the earliest dynasties (ca. 3100 BC) down into the Christian era, but she is known today primarily for her work on “the boy-king” Tutankhamun’s reign.

• ContentsPrefaceSources of IllustrationsIntroductionAmun’s IconographyAmunet and Her IconographyGenres Documented among the Post-Amarna Period Statuary of AmunUsurpationRestoration of Pre- and Damage to Post-Amarna Period StatuaryCatalogueAlexandria, Cat. 1–2Baltimore, Cat. 2bisBerlin, Cat. 3Bordeaux, Cat. 3bisBoston, Cat. 4Brussels, Cat. 5Cairo, Cat. 6–20Chicago, Cat. 21Copenhagen, Cat. 22–23Deir el Bahari, Cat. 23bisDoha, Cat. 24Hanover, Cat. 25Houston, Cat. 26Karlsruhe, Cat. 27Karnak, Cat. 28–33ter Khartoum, Cat. 34Leiden, Cat. 35–36LondonLuxorMit Rahina, Cat. 46bisMougins, Cat. 47New York City, Cat. 48–49Paris, Cat. 50–54Philadelphia, Cat. 55Seattle, Cat. 56Turin, Cat. 57Warsaw, Cat. 58Location not known, Cat. 59–65bisBibliography