Senenmut Aufstieg und Fall

Picture	Name / Source of picture	Description / Type	Origin	Material / Condition
	BM 174 British Museum (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra	Temple of Amun, Karnak	Diorite height: 71 cm very well preserved, Names of Senenmut and Neferu-Ra intact
	BM 1513 British Museum (modified)	Votive, block statue	Temple of Amun, Karnak	red Quartzite height 53,5 cm face of Senenmut damaged; names of Senenmut and Neferu-Ra intact
	Louvre E 11057 Louvre (modified)	Votive	unknown, (purchased at Cairo, supposed to be from el-Buha)	red Porphyry height: 20 cm Inscription thoroughly removed; according to Dorman, 1988, the statue had been restored - probably in Ramessid times due Atonist attacks. During this restoration the small head above the surveyor's roll had been modulated, probably a ram-head [as symbol of Amun] which was smashed by Atonists had been represented there. However, traces of the names of Amun and Senenmut were still intact on the top of the base when the inscriptions were rubbed off.
	Chicago No. 173800 (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra	according to the offering formula probably from the Temple of Amun, Karnak	Diorite height: 53 cm name of Senenmut destroyed, name of Neferu-Ra intact
	Berlin 2296 Egyptian. Museum Berlin (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	unknown (supposed to be from TT71)	Diorite height: 100 cm name of Hatshepsut destroyed, names of Senenmut and Neferu-Ra intact
	Munich ÄS 6265, photo: SAS, issue 8, 1999 (modified)	Votive (sistrophorous)	according to the inscriptian "Her of Armant, who resides in Armant" probably dedicated at Armant	Granite height: 40,5 cm very good condition, completely intact
	Brooklyn 67.68, photo: Brooklyn Museum, (modified)	Votive with Maat-ka-Ra cryptogram	according to the inscription "Renenutet, the noble one of Armant" probably dedicated at Armant	gray-black Granite height: 47 cm
	Cairo CG 579 (JE31693), Egyptian Museum Cairo (modified)	Votive (sistrophorous)	Temple of Mut, Karnak, Discovered by M. Benson and J. Gourlay 1896 in the southwest corner of the temple enclosure	Sandstone height 155 cm, very good condition, name of Hatshepsut intact, all names of Senenmut intact except one
	Cairo CG 42114, Egyptian Museum Cairo, (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	Temple of Amun, Karnak, discovered by Daressy on 30. Dec. 1904, in the cachette in the court north of Pylon 7	gray Granite height: 130 cm, names of Senenmut intact, cartouche of Hatshepsut replaced by the cartouche of Thutmosis III., name of Neferu-Ra intact
	Cairo CG 42115 photo: Berlandini-Grenier, J., BIFAO 76, 1976, Tf. 21 (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra	Temple of Amun, Karnak, discovered by Daressy on 30. Dec. 1904, in the cachette in the court north of Pylon 7	pink Granite height: 140 cm, Text destroyed
	Cairo CG 42116, Ägypt. Museum Cairo, (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra	Temple of Amun, Karnak, discovered by Daressy on 30. Dec. 1904, in the cachette in the court north of Pylon 7	Diorite height: 60 cm, names of Senenmut and Neferu-Ra intact
	Cairo CG 42117 photo: Vandier, J., Manuel d’archéologie égyptienne, Tomes III: La statuaire. Paris, 1958, plate CLVII (modified)	Votive (naophorous)	Temple of Amun, Karnak, discovered by Daressy on 30. Dec. 1904, in the cachette in the court north of Pylon 7	Diorite height 70 cm, head of Senenmut missing, name of Senenmut intact, also the names of Thutmosis III and Neferu-Ra
	Cairo JE 34582 (today in the museum at Luxor) photo: E. Noppes	Votive with kneeling figure with serpent and cryptogram	discovered at the temple of Luxor-Temple on May 28,1900	red Quartzite height: 17,8 cm
	Cairo JE 47278 (upper surface) photo aus:Jacquet-Gordon, H., BIFAO 71, 1972, S. 139-150, Tf. XXX	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	Temple of Amun, Karnak, fragments discovered by Pillet on February 4, 1922, in front of Pylon 9, other fragments later (1971-72) at the temple of Month at North- Karnak	yellow Quartzite height: 52 cm, Senenmuts Kopf destroyed, names intact, also the name of Neferu-Ra; probably a cartouche of Hatshepsut replaced by a cartouche of Thutmosis III
	Musée d'art et d'histoire, Genf 23438 (upper surface), photo: Hari, R. JEA 70, 1984, S. 145 (modified)	probably Votive, fragment of a kneeling figure?	unknown, purchased at Luxor	Alabaster dimensions: 130 x 56 x 110 mm cartouche of Hatshepsut preserved, also the name of Senenmut
	Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth AP 85.2, photo: Metropolitan Museum of Arts, NY, (modified)	Votive, kneeling figure with cryptogram of Maat-ka-Ra	according to the inscription "Renenutet, foremost of Armant" probably from Armant	gray-green schist height 41.6 cm good condition, the top of left horn is missing, the back-pillar is slightly damaged
	MMA 48.149.7, Hayes, MDAIK 15, 1957, plate XII (modified)	Votive (sistrophorous)	according to the inscription "Hathor, who resides in Thebes" probably from Karnak temple	Diorite height: 22 cm very good condition, all names intact, according to Bothmer, 2004, the nose of Senenmut is dammaged
	"Sheikh Labib"-Magazine photo: Berlandini-Grenier, J., BIFAO 76, 1976, Tf. 18 (modified)	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	uncertain, probably from Karnak, offering formula "Amun-Ra and all gods and goddesses of Thebes"	gray Granite height: 63 cm
	"Karakol"-Magazine No. 57, photo: Berlandini-Grenier, J., BIFAO 76, 1976, Tf. 24	fragment, probably Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	probably from Karnak, formerly part of the "Sheikh Labib"-Magazine	Diorite height: 78 cm
	"Naville"-Fragment Hayes, MDAIK 15, 1957, plate XIII	kneeling figure with raised arms?	discovered by Naville 1894 at Deir el-Bahari, the inscription on the back-pillar mentions +sr-Aht	unkown height: 22.5 cm
	+sr-Aht-Statue photo: Bothmer, Selected Writings, 2004	Votive (sistrophorous)	discovered 1963 in the temple +sr-Aht of Thutmosis III by the Polish-Egyptian Mission	Diorite height: 50 cm, headless, name of Senenmut intact, probably a cartouche of Hatshepsut erased, a cartouche of Thutmosis III has been preserved
	"Deir Rumi"-statue, left side of the basis photo: Dewachter, BIFAO 71, 1971, plate XX (modified)	probably a block statue	discovered 1971 at the entrance of the Valley of Queens directly north of Deir el-Rumi	Diorite height: 20 cm
	Statue from Edfu	uncertain	discovered during Sebakh-works at Edfu	gray Granite height: ?
	Statue inside the Shrine of Senenmut, No. 16, at Gebel es-Silsila	seated statue probably with Neferu-Ra	Gebel es-Silsila	bedrock, Sandstone, in situ
	Statue above von TT71	Tutor-Statue with Neferu-Ra block statue	Sheikh Abd el-Qurna	bedrock, limestone, in situ, height 134 cm
	Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (RMO), Leiden; labeled as a presentation of Senenmut with Neferu-Ra	fragment of a Tutor-Statue	unknown; 1997 auctioned by Christies; auctioned again in New York, 1997, acquired by the RMO (Meijer, 1997); the assignment is questionable due to the unknown origin and probably due to the material used (all other free standing statues of Senenmut were made of harder stone)	limestone, height: 11 cm