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Signup to our Newsletter Go Please enter a valid e-mail. Compare X 0 Yachts to compare. Rossi Navi Rossi Navi. They might only have married into the Cholmondeley family and the fact that they shared the same birthday could be explained as pure coincidence. Nevertheless, they share a strong resemblance.

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Family group portraits of this type were popular in the Elizabethan and early Stuart periods. Traditionally employing emblems or symbols to show identity and status, they rarely offered psychological insights into the sitters. The pose is not known to have been used in any other British painting, but was frequently seen in tomb sculpture. John Hopkins suggests that the portrait may show two sisters, Lettice Grosvenor and Mary Calveley died , who were the daughters of Sir Hugh Cholmondeley and Mary Holford The evidence is not definitive, however, and the identities of the sitters, like that of the painter, remain a mystery.

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Hopkins, '"Such a Twin Likeness there was in the Pair": Does this text contain inaccurate information or language that you feel we should improve or change? We would like to hear from you. To mark this dynastic event, they are formally presented in bed, their babies wrapped in scarlet fabric. Identical at a superficial glance, the lace, jewellery and eye colours of the ladies and infants are in fact carefully differentiated.

The format echoes tomb sculpture of the period. The women, whose precise identities are unclear, were probably painted by an artist based in Chester, near the Cholmondeley estates. In this way he differed from no other pharaoh and the importance of these traditional deities persisted subtly throughout his reign, when he tried to break the power of the temple of Amun.

As soon as his reign ended, the ancient religious traditions were restored fully and even, later embraced by the subsequent foreign rulers of Egypt until the collapse of the Roman Empire. On the central portion of the Menat necklace displayed above, the two ladies flank a statue of Sekhmet, who is being propitiated by the pharaoh in a temple ceremony.

The placement of them alongside her in the temple of the lioness goddess, demonstrates the authority with which she always was associated, and the importance of an association with the two ladies. The nebty name, literally meaning "two ladies", is one of the titles of an Egyptian pharaoh, following the standard naming convention used by the Ancient Egyptians. The name was associated with the patron goddesses of Upper and Lower Egypt:. The first time the nebty name is used definitively , [3] is approximately BC by the First Dynasty pharaoh, Semerkhet , although the name only became a fully independent title by the Twelfth Dynasty which began in BC.

Typically, this name is not framed by a cartouche or serekh , but always begins with the hieroglyphs of a vulture and a cobra, each resting upon a basket , symbolizing the dual noun "nebty".

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Translation of the nebty name for a pharaoh often is abbreviated, omitting the phrase above that begins each nebty name, making full understanding of the title difficult. In the relief to the right the two goddesses are shown crowning a Ptolemaic pharaoh with the double crown derived from the combination of their separate crowns. The Two Ladies are represented as women, in the same way as some other Ancient Egyptian goddesses. This relief is on the Temple of Horus at Edfu. It is a temple that was built on top of the ruins of an early temple during the Ptolemaic Dynasty between BC to 57 BC—into the reign of Cleopatra VII , who was the last ruling pharaoh before Egypt was absorbed into the Roman Empire.

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The headdresses of the goddesses in the relief display imagery that is inconsistent with early traditions in that the vulture would not have related to both. These Greek rulers embraced the Ancient Egyptian traditions, albeit with their own differing interpretations and styles and, at times introducing concepts that the Ancient Egyptians would not have represented, that were based upon parallels made to their Greek traditions and concepts. Greek and Roman religious beliefs were significantly less zoomorphic than Ancient Egyptians.