Egyptian statue sculpture of Meriounou, govenor of Memphis, 1279 - -1213 BC, 19th Dynasty . Louvre Museum inv A64. from the reign of Ramesses II. The
Egyptian statue sculpture of Meriounou, govenor of Memphis, 1279 - -1213 BC, 19th Dynasty . Louvre Museum inv A64. from the reign of Ramesses II. The mans head has pierced ears. Below the mans head Osiris (standing, seen from the front, flanked by); man (standing, skirt with puffy front, shirt with pleated sleeves, presenting, altar to fire); woman (standing, pleated dress, playing, sisstre) on the right; Sekhmet (lioness-headed goddess, standing, solar disk); Hathor (cow-headed goddess, standing, straight double feather, solar disk); Apis (bull, standing on, base, solar disk) on the left; Ptah (standing, in, naos); Nefertoum (standing, holding, emblem of Nefertoum); Anubis (dog-headed god, standing) at the top; Ptah (standing, in, naos). an inscription states " Meriounou (servant-bak of Ptah, royal scribe, intendant of Memphis); Any (wife, mistress of the house); Ptah; Nefertoum; Horus-Hekenou; Anubis; Sekhmet; Hathor; Apis"
Size: 4776px × 6566px
Location: Louvre Museum
Photo credit: © funkyfood London - Paul Williams / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No
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