Contents: Chapter 1. Definition: What is Art?, John Baines. Chapter 2. Historiography of ancient Egyptian art, Diane Bergman. Chapter 3. Style, Melinda K. Hartwig. Chapter 4. Connoisseurship, Jack Josephson. Chapter 5. Iconography and Symbolism, Maya Müller. Chapter 6. Semiotics & Hermeneutics, Valérie Angenot. Chapter 7. Gender and Sexuality, Gay Robins. Chapter 8. Reception and Perception, Alexandra Verbovsek. Chapter 9. Representing the Other: Non-Egyptians in Pharaonic Iconography, Ann Macy Roth. Chapter 10. Interpreting Ancient Egyptian Material Culture, Salima Ikram. Chapter 11. Sculpture, Melinda K. Hartwig. Chapter 12. Relief, Alexandra Woods. Chapter 13. Painting, Francesco Tiradritti. Chapter 14. Coffins, Cartonnage and Sarcophagi, Kathlyn M. Cooney. Chapter 15. Luxury Arts, Arielle P. Kozloff. Chapter 16. Ideology and Propaganda, Ronald J. Leprohon. Chapter 17. Religion and Ritual, Emily Teeter. Chapter 18. Narrative, Nadja S. Braun. Chapter 19. The Ordering of the Figure, William H. Peck. Chapter 20. Portraiture, Betsy M. Bryan, Chapter 21. Egyptian Connections with the Larger World: Greece and Rome, Barbara Mendoza. Chapter 22. Egyptian Connections with the Larger World: Ancient Near East, Mehmet-Ali Ataç. Chapter 23. The Art and Architecture of Kushite Nubia, Peter Lacovara. Chapter 24. Egyptomania: fascination for Egypt and its expression in the modern world, Jean-Marcel Humbert. Chapter 25. Interpretation, Nigel Strudwick. Chapter 26. Technology, Richard Newman. Chapter 27. Conservation of Egyptian Objects: a Review of Current Practices in the Field and in Museum Settings, Susanne Gänsicke.

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