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Date : near 1350 B.C.
Material : Black granite
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Ancient Egypt
Sculpture
Area related
Thèbes (Egypte)
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The smaller, headless figure is that of a king, the larger that of Amen-Re, who bears the attributes of the ithyphallic god Min. The inscriptions identify the royal figure as Horemheb, but the piece may originally have been made for an earlier king, possibly Tutankhamun.
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