What are the reliefs and murals of the ancient kingdom?

Painting Art in Ancient Kingdom Period (2780-2280 BC)

During the ancient kingdom, art was mainly pyramid architecture and sculpture, and painting was still in its infancy. But there are also important achievements. The paintings in the ancient kingdom period were mainly tomb murals. In the ancient kingdom, reliefs and murals are an indispensable part of Egyptian tomb decoration, which laid the foundation of the ancient kingdom. They are stylized in their forms of expression. In many cases, there is no strict difference between relief and mural, and it may be said that it is a relief mural. They have the same procedure:

(1) forehead law, indicating that the head of a character is forehead, the eyes are forehead, the shoulders are forehead, and the waist is forehead;

(2) Horizontal bar arrangement structure, which divides the picture with horizontal bars;

(3) Arrange the proportion and composition position according to the characters' inferiority;

(4) Filling method, the picture is full, leaving no blank;

(5) Color fixing procedure: Men's skin is mostly brown, women's skin is light brown or light yellow, hair is blue-black, and eyes are black.