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EGYPT: TOMB PAINTING. King Ay, clothed in the leopard-skin mantle of a priest

EGYPT: TOMB PAINTING. King Ay, clothed in the leopard-skin mantle of a priest


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EGYPT: TOMB PAINTING. King Ay, clothed in the leopard-skin mantle of a priest

EGYPT: TOMB PAINTING.
King Ay, clothed in the leopard-skin mantle of a priest, opening the mouth of his predecessor, Tutankhamen, who appears in the guise of Osiris. Fresco from the Tomb of Tutankhamen, 14th century B.C

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14th Century Bc 18th Dynasty Bronze Age Cape Crown Egypt Fresco Hide Hieroglyphic Leopard Mantle Mouth Mural North African Opening Osiris Pharaoh Priest Sandal Skin Tomb Tutankhamen Apotheosis


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This print from Granger Art on Demand showcases a remarkable tomb painting from ancient Egypt. The image depicts King Ay, dressed in the prestigious leopard-skin mantle of a priest, performing a sacred ritual. With great reverence, he is seen opening the mouth of his predecessor, Tutankhamen, who appears in the divine form of Osiris. Dating back to the 14th century B. C. , this fresco was discovered within the Tomb of Tutankhamen and belongs to the illustrious 18th dynasty. It offers us an intriguing glimpse into the religious beliefs and practices of that era. The mural's vibrant colors and intricate hieroglyphics transport us back to a time when gods were worshipped and pharaohs held immense power. The regal presence of King Ay is accentuated by his crown and cape, symbolizing his royal status. His leopard-skin mantle signifies both his role as a priest and his connection with nature's strength and beauty. Meanwhile, Tutankhamen's transformation into Osiris represents apotheosis – transcending mortality to become one with divinity. This photograph captures not only artistic mastery but also cultural significance. It serves as a testament to Egypt's rich history during the Bronze Age while offering viewers an opportunity to appreciate its ancient civilization's artistry and spirituality. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported across time and space into an enchanting world where kings became priests, mortals became gods, and murals conveyed stories that have

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