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Statue of Mentuhotep. Egyptian Art Museum. Luxor. Egypt

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Statue of Mentuhotep. Egyptian Art Museum. Luxor. Egypt

Statue of Mentuhotep. Middle Kingdom. 12th Dynasty. Vizier under Sesostris I. Headless statue, represented as a scribe, from Temple of Amun at Karnak. Egyptian Art Museum. Luxor. Egypt

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12th Amun Crossed Dynasty Headless Karnak Luxor Mentuhotep Official Pharaoh Reign Scribe Seat Senusret Sesostris Treasurer Vizier Amenemhat


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This print showcases the enigmatic Statue of Mentuhotep, a masterpiece of Egyptian art from the Middle Kingdom's 12th Dynasty. Discovered in the Temple of Amun at Karnak in Luxor, Egypt, this headless statue represents Mentuhotep, a vizier and treasurer under Pharaoh Sesostris I. Dating back to the ancient age of Egypt, this statue is believed to depict Mentuhotep as a scribe, with his hands crossed in front of him, indicating his role in the administrative duties of the court. Mentuhotep's regal presence is conveyed through his seated position on a high seat, with his legs crossed and his body adorned with intricate carvings and hieroglyphics. The statue's intricate details and lifelike features are a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of the Egyptian artisans of the time. The statue's provenance from the Temple of Amun, the ancient Egyptian god of kingship and the ruler of the world, adds to its historical significance. Amun was believed to have played a crucial role in the reign of Pharaohs, and the temple was a center of religious and political power during the Middle Kingdom period. The Statue of Mentuhotep is now housed in the Egyptian Art Museum in Luxor, where it continues to captivate visitors with its intricate details, historical significance, and the enigmatic allure of ancient Egypt. This print offers a glimpse into the rich history and artistic achievements of this fascinating civilization, transporting us back to an age of pharaohs, temples, and the eternal mysteries of the desert sands.

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