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Contents:

• THE GAYER-ANRSON T
• GATO GAYER-ANRSON (CULTURA)
• GAYER-ANRSON: THE MAN BEHD THE CAT
• GATO GAYER-ANRSON. BRISH MM.
• EL GATO GAYER-ANRSON
• GATO GAYER-ANRSON
• GATO GAYER-ANRSON
• CATEGORY:GAYER-ANRSON T
• GATO GAYER-ANRSON
• EL GATO GAYER-ANRSON

THE GAYER-ANRSON T

The Gayer-Anrson t is a bronze figure pictg one form of the godss Bastet. It's named after Major Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson, who donated the statue to the Brish Mm 1939. Gayer-Anrson was a keen llector of small Egyptian sculptur, jewellery and pottery.

He showsed the his home Cairo, now known as the Gayer-Anrson Mm.

GATO GAYER-ANRSON (CULTURA)

The Gayer-Anrson t is the most famo object of Robert Gayer-Anrson's llectn of oriental art.

Gato Gayer-AnrsonEs una tatua egipcia antigua un gato, la cual data a fal la Baja Épo.

GAYER-ANRSON: THE MAN BEHD THE CAT

Gato Gayer-Anrson. En el año 1930 la cultura fue prada por el ar naval y leccnista arte bráni Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson.

Años más tar en 1939 el Gato Gayer-Anrson fue donado al Meo Bráni Londr (Gran Bretaña), dón pasó a formar parte su lección arte ntro l partamento antigüedas l Antiguo Egipto y Sudan.

La cultura nocida o gato Gayer-Anrson en honor al andante Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson quien, junto n Mary Stout Shaw, la donó al Meo Bráni. Una pia la tatua mantenida en el Meo Gayer-Anrson, lolizado en El Cairo. Amás se pue enntrar una pia la cultura en el Meo Gayer-Anrson, en la ciudad El Cairo (Egipto).

GATO GAYER-ANRSON. BRISH MM.

Las reparacn fueron llevadas a bo por el andante Gayer-Anrson, un entiasta rtrador antigüedas en la déda 1930. Gayer-Anrson, mostly known for the ancient t that was once his llectn, led a fascatg life as an adventurer, surgeon, soldier, llector, dilettante, and lover and prerver of bety.

All imag om Gayer-Anrson: The Life and Afterlife of the Irish Pasha (AUC Prs). It is known simply as the Gayer-Anrson Cat.

[ptn id="attachment_536985" align="alignnone" width="620"] The Gayer-Anrson Cat[/ptn]. The life of the man behd the t is explored a new book, Gayer Anrson: The Life and Afterlife of the Irish Pasha, by Louise Foxcroft. The future Major Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson Pasha was born alongsi an intil tw—wh whom he had a mystil nnectn throughout his life—at Listowel, County Kerry on July 29th, 1881.

EL GATO GAYER-ANRSON

That this love of bety should bee fixed prcipally on objects, however, may well be attributable to what Gayer-Anrson scribed as the “cid stra of sadism” exhibed by his father. As a rult, Gayer-Anrson learned to mouflage his feelgs beneath the imperable armor of rualistic behavr and excsive orrls, and, even durg his school years, he beme creasgly obssed exclively by the power of bety and the acquisn of betiful thgs.

GATO GAYER-ANRSON

At the age of seventeen, 1898, Gayer-Anrson started medil trag at Guy’s Hospal London, emergg as a qualified surgeon 5 years later. Forever a rtls spir, Gayer-Anrson followed his tw brother 1904 to a ary reer, albe wh the Royal Army Medil Corps. [ptn id="attachment_536981" align="alignnone" width="620"] Gayer-Anrson (left) wh his tw brother, Tom (Cairo, 1912).

GATO GAYER-ANRSON

Immediately toxited by the sights and sounds of Cairo—to a far greater extent than most of his Brish officer lleagu—Gayer-Anrson set about learng Arabic and the ctoms of Egypt. In the Season then, Cairo me alive wh the smart-set of Amerin and Brish tourists wantg to immerse themselv the fad of Egyptology that had been igned part by the work of Flrs Petrie Giza, and the possibili of this receptive market did not pe Gayer-Anrson.

Increasgly, Gayer-Anrson sought to live “à la mo orientale”, drsg—wh the nf of his own apartment ially— fe Arab cloth and jewelry.

CATEGORY:GAYER-ANRSON T

When Fuad beme kg followg Egyptian Inpennce 1922, Gayer-Anrson acpanied him on a royal tour of the provc, but he retired om the Egyptian Government 1923, at the age of forty-two, to “mune wh bety”, ncentrate on his antiqu bs, and wre articl on artistic and archaeologil subjects for magaz. The sourc of some of the objects were qutnable, however, perhaps none more so than that associated wh the villao “old iend” om Saqqara who arrived at Gayer-Anrson’s flat one day October 1934 wh a large bundle wrapped cloth.

GATO GAYER-ANRSON

Insi, of urse, was the exceedgly rare and betiful t bronze which was to bear Gayer-Anrson’s name wh the prized llectn of the Brish Mm. By the mid-1930s, Gayer-Anrson’s health was clg, and he began to ntemplate returng to England, and to the Ltle Hall Lavenham, which he had bought 1924.

Much of his llectn was to rema the refully rtored rooms of the Gayer-Anrson Pasha Mm of Oriental Arts and Crafts when, 1942, he returned to live permanently Lavenham, and the mm n still be vised today.

One fal honor was btowed on this extraordary man 1943, when Kg Faro ma him a lewa (major-general) rryg the tile of pasha, and Gayer-Anrson ma one last trip to Cairo November 1944, to formally hand back the Be al Kretilya and s treasur to the Egyptian people. El Gato Gayer-Anrson una cultura datada aproximadamente entre los años 664 a. 930 la cultura fue prada por el ar naval y leccnista arte bráni Robert Grenville Gayer-Anrson.

EL GATO GAYER-ANRSON

939 el Gato Gayer-Anrson fue donado al Meo Bráni Londr (Gran Bretaña), dón pasó a formar parte su lección arte ntro l partamento antigüedas l Antiguo Egipto y Sudan. Gayer-Anrson t. Gayer-Anrson Cat 01-black.