Wood and Leather Craftsmen, Tomb of Hapu 1400 BC

This 1400 BC tomb painting, "Wood and Leather Craftsmen" by Nina de Garis Davies, is a facsimile of a scene from the Tomb of Hapu located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It depicts five Egyptian men working with wood and leather, showcasing the craftsmanship skills of Ancient Egypt. The painting, created in a classic Egyptian style, features detailed illustrations of the tools and techniques used by the craftsmen, offering a glimpse into their everyday lives and the importance of their work. This scene was likely intended to honor the deceased and provide them with essential items in the afterlife. The painting is a valuable resource for studying ancient Egyptian culture and craftsmanship, offering insight into their technological advancements and artistic expressions.