Yuny And Renenutet Analysis

The Statue of Yuny and Renenutet is a male and female sculpture. It consist of 2 statue figures. Both figures are facing frontwards. Both statues have eyes in an almond shape figure. The couple Yuny and Renenutet are sitting down together on a bench with Renenutet right arm around Yuny shoulder. The chair of Yuny and Renenutet is a breach in which their bodies’ curves are call to attention. Both figures have their feet placed on the floor. But in front of Yuny and Renenutet feet we see inscription similar to that ones he has on his skirt.
Yuny and Renenutet have distinguish preservation within each other. Renenutet preservation is pretty well, but Yuny preservation isn’t so good. Renenutet has a crack within her bridge, but Yuny has his full nose smashed. Renenutet has her two arms, but Yuny has no arms as if they were broken. Renenutet face is partially impeccable, but Yuny eyebrows, right cheek, and lips is smashed as if it was chipped away. Renenutet also consist of chips within her dress. Meanwhile, Yuny skirt is seem to be broken on both sides of the skirt. But its preservation as a whole is pretty well. It consist of broken corners, cracks within the sculpture, and a broken edge at the end of the chair on Yuny right hand

side.
Renenutet is figure with many features. Renenutet has a wig as headdress, arched eyebrows and full lips. Renenutet is wearing a necklace around her neck. A broad collar necklace that is decorated with a lotus fillet into several layers. Renenutet is wearing a slim dress emphasizing her and her husband wealth through her flabby belly. In Renenutet left hand, she is holding a heavy bead necklace called the menat representing service to goddess. Last, Renenutet is barefoot with both feet placed on the floor.
As his wife, Yuny is also wearing a wig as a headdress. Yuny has prominence cheekbone and lips ingrained deeper into his skin. Yuny is nude to the waist, but with a flabby belly emphasize his wealth. Meanwhile by the waist down, he wearing a pleated skirt with inscription in the middle part of his skirt. Inscription that represents Yuny responsibilities. Last, Yuny is not barefoot, but is actually wearing scandals stressing that his no king.
Both Yuny and Renenutet are seated on a chair.

On Renenutet left hand side, the chair is elegantly decorated giving a single perceptive. Now on the back of the chair, we see inscription around the two different scenarios. Two scenes divided into two layers with Yuny and Renenutet making or receiving an offering. In the top register, Yuny and Renenutet are receiving offers from their son. Meanwhile, in the bottom register, Renenutet is making an offering to her parents. In both registers. Yuny, Renenutet, and the other figures have a composite profile. Yuny and Renenutet are also seated on a similar chair as the one their seated in the sculpture with similar clothing. Ground lines placed under their feet, but in between the two

registers.
The statue of Yuny and Renenutet is a relief sculpture from Egypt. It’s a double portrait with a frontal pose. It’s from the New Kingdom, Ramesside period, 19 Dynasty, and reign of Seti 1. Yuny and Renenutet have a medium of limestone and painting. They are joined together to create one single unit. Yuny is united to his wife a symbolic gesture of embrace. With that in mind, Yuny and Renenutet emphasize their wealth with flabby bellies. In other words, they are expressing their health and clan of survival. Last, both figures are wearing wigs that were placed on their head to emphasize their importance and power within their society.