New illustration! A view of ancient Thebe east of the Nile, with the Karnak temple complex. Drawn for a childrens' nonfiction book.
Client: Noordhoff
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Colossal statue of Amunet erected by Tutankhamun in Karnak.
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Left to right: Neith; Amun-Re; Ramesses II, kneeling; and Mut-Werethekau. The gods are granting the king many jubilees (the sed festival, held after thirty years' reign and every three-four years after that). The Great Hypostyle Hall at Karnak.
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Temple of Karnak June 30, 2023
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View of the temple of Ramesses III at Karnak
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Frank Stella painting "Getty Tomb" in his studio, 1959, photo by Hollis Frampton
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Seven Osirian Doorways, Temple of Osiris Hek-Djet, Karnak | Luxor, Egypt, Twenty-third Dynasty of Egypt
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Head of the 12th Dynasty pharaoh Senusret III (r. 1878-1839 BCE), shown wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt. From Karnak; now in the Neues Museum, Berlin. Photo credit: Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP/Wikimedia Commons.
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An Egyptian Basalt Block Statue of Pamiu ‘The Cat’, Prophet of Amun at Karnak
Late 25th Dynasty, circa 690-656 B.C.
Seated with his hands emerging from his cloak, a napkin or bolt of cloth in his right hand, and wearing a short beard and wide double wig with echeloned curls in front, his powerfully carved face with full outlined lips rounded at the corners, broad cheekbones, straight nose, and wide-set eyes with contoured upper lids and eyebrows in relief, the front of his cloak carved in sunk relief with a kneeling king and an enthroned falcon-headed god flanking an offering stand, lines of inscription below, a fragment surviving on his proper right side carved with the king holding a libation spoon, the proper left side carved with columns of inscription, a fragment of inscription remaining on the back.
Height 29.5 cm.
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The Milky Way seen at the Temple of Karnak in Egypt. Ankh neteru.
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Relief at the temple of Khonsu at Karnak
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