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Ancient Egyptian Art: King Ramses II is introduced to the divinites Horus
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Ancient Egyptian Art: King Ramses II is introduced to the divinites Horus
JLJ4604085 Ancient Egyptian Art: King Ramses II is introduced to the divinites Horus, Amon and Hathor who give him life and royal insignia. Low limestone relief from the temple of Ramses II a Abydos Around 1250 BC. 19th dynasty. New Empire. Paris, Musee Du Louvre by Egyptian School; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Ancient Egyptian Art: King Ramses II is introduced to the divinites Horus, Amon and Hathor who give him life and royal insignia. Low limestone relief from the temple of Ramses II a Abydos Around 1250 BC. 19th dynasty. New Empire. Paris, Musee Du Louvre); Photo ePhoto Josse; Egyptian, out of copyright
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Amulet Immortality Lucky Ring Pharaoh Reincarnation Superstition Mythological Character Paganism
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This print showcases an exquisite piece of Ancient Egyptian art, depicting the legendary King Ramses II being introduced to the divine beings Horus, Amon, and Hathor. Carved on a low limestone relief from the temple of Ramses II in Abydos around 1250 BC, this artwork belongs to the 19th dynasty during the New Empire period. In this mesmerizing scene, King Ramses II is bestowed with life and royal insignia by these revered deities. The intricate details of their figures are skillfully captured in this ancient fresco painting. Each god symbolizes different aspects of Egyptian mythology and superstition, embodying concepts such as reincarnation, immortality, paganism, and monarchy. The presence of amulets and lucky rings further emphasizes the significance of these mythological characters in Ancient Egyptian culture. This artwork serves as a testament to their belief system that revolved around gods and pharaohs. Currently housed at Musee Du Louvre in Paris, France; this remarkable piece offers us a glimpse into the rich history and artistic prowess of one of humanity's oldest civilizations. It stands as a reminder of Egypt's glorious past while showcasing its enduring influence on art and archaeology. As we admire this masterpiece captured beautifully by Photo Josse from Fine Art Finder collection; let us delve into the mystique surrounding Ancient Egypt - a civilization that continues to fascinate us even after thousands of years have passed.
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