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The late worshiping Re-Atum, deity of the setting sun. 19th dynasty ((1295-1190 BC
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The late worshiping Re-Atum, deity of the setting sun. 19th dynasty ((1295-1190 BC
LRI4593081 The late worshiping Re-Atum, deity of the setting sun. 19th dynasty ((1295-1190 BC (Relief on the pyramidion) by Egyptian 19th Dynasty (c.1292-1187 BC); Egyptian Museum, Turin, Italy; (add.info.: Egyptian antiquite: pyramid tip of the chapel of Ramose decoree of the representation of the late worshiping Re-Atum (Re Atum or Ra-Atum or Ra Atum or Re Toum) deity of the setting sun. 19th dynasty ((1295-1190 BC) Deir el Medineh Dim. h. 70 cm Turin Egyptian museum); Luisa Ricciarini; Egyptian, out of copyright
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© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of ancient Egyptian art, depicting the late worshiping Re-Atum, deity of the setting sun. Created during the 19th dynasty (1295-1190 BC), this relief on the pyramidion is a testament to the rich mythology and religious beliefs of that time. The image captures an intricately carved representation of Re-Atum, also known as Ra Atum or Re Toum. The deity is depicted with human-like features and adorned with hieroglyphs and symbols associated with ritualistic practices. Standing at a height of 70 cm, this artwork was originally part of the chapel decoration in Ramose's tomb in Deir el Medineh. The artist behind this masterpiece is Luisa Ricciarini, who skillfully captured every detail and essence of this ancient artifact. The photograph allows us to appreciate not only the craftsmanship but also provides insight into Egyptian paganism and their reverence for deities like Re-Atum. Currently housed in Turin's Egyptian Museum in Italy, this relic serves as a reminder of Egypt's rich cultural heritage and its deep-rooted connection to religion. It invites viewers to contemplate upon life after death, as it was believed that Re-Atum guided souls through their journey into eternity. Through this print by Fine Art Finder, we are transported back thousands of years to witness firsthand the artistic brilliance and spiritual devotion that defined ancient Egypt.
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