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EGYPT: KHEPERA. Khepera, the Egyptian solar deity, passes the sun to Osiris. Egyptian papyrus

EGYPT: KHEPERA. Khepera, the Egyptian solar deity, passes the sun to Osiris. Egyptian papyrus


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EGYPT: KHEPERA. Khepera, the Egyptian solar deity, passes the sun to Osiris. Egyptian papyrus

EGYPT: KHEPERA.
Khepera, the Egyptian solar deity, passes the sun to Osiris. Egyptian papyrus, c1250 B.C

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19th Dynasty African Bronze Age Egypt Empire Hieroglyphic Iron Age North African Osiris Papyrus Tomb 11th Century Bc Scarab


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This print showcases a mesmerizing moment in ancient Egyptian mythology. Titled "EGYPT: KHEPERA" the image captures the divine transition of power as Khepera, the Egyptian solar deity, passes the sun to Osiris. Created on an authentic Egyptian papyrus dating back to c1250 B. C. , this artwork provides a glimpse into the rich history and cultural significance of Egypt during its 19th dynasty. The composition is adorned with intricate hieroglyphics that beautifully complement the central figures. The bronze age aesthetic adds an air of mystique and authenticity to this piece, transporting viewers back in time to witness this sacred event unfold. As we delve into North African history, it becomes evident how deeply intertwined religion and art were within ancient societies. The symbolism behind this scene is profound; it represents not only the cycle of life but also highlights Osiris' role as a god associated with resurrection and rebirth. The scarab motif further emphasizes themes of regeneration and transformation prevalent in Egyptian mythology. This remarkable painting serves as a testament to Egypt's enduring legacy as one of humanity's greatest civilizations. Its preservation over centuries allows us to appreciate both its artistic beauty and historical significance today. Let this extraordinary print transport you through time, immersing you in the awe-inspiring world of ancient Egypt where gods walked among mortals and legends were born.

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