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Akhenaton Egyptian Pharaoh Bust
Reproduced from a 1365 B.C. statue of the pharaoh from the temple to the Sun God Aten he built at Karnak, this sculpture of a ruler who made sweeping changes in the life and religion of ancient Egypt makes a dramatic and interesting addition to your home or office decor.
HISTORY: Akhenaton--originally named Amenhotep IV--ruled Egypt for 17 years (1367-1350 B.C.) together with his beautiful Queen, Nefertiti. He was son of Amenhotep III. The priesthood of Amun at Thebes, enormously enriched by the tribute donated by the Pharoahs to the God, became the real power. Like his father before him, Akhenaton initially recognized the power of the Priests of Amun at Thebes but after the fifth year of his reign, he changed the state cult of Amun to that of Aten, the Unique God. He also assumed the name Akhenaton ("The Glory of the Aten"). This began two decades of religious reforms overthrowing millenia of traditional religious and civil life. Akhenaton erected a temple to the Sun God at Karnak. The Aten temple contained a peristyle court whose 28 pillars supported colossal statues of the King. This bust is what remains of one of them.
#E-033S
$79.95
Egyptian Busts and Tabletop Art
Akhenaton Statue
E-166GP, 14" tall. Bonded marble statue of King Akhenaton kneeling, hand-finished in gold with color details
$48.95
Click here to see a photo of the
original statue in the Met
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E-005SPM, 13" tall. Gallery-quality, full color repro-duction of a 1365 B.C. painted lime-stone bust discovered in 1912.
Nefertiti - Gallery Quality Bust
Product Information
• Product #E-033S
• Finish: Marble
• Type: Bust
• Material: Bonded Stone
• Original: Colossal statue
from Karnak - now in Cairo's
Egyptian Museum
• Size: 12" tall
• Shipping weight: 16 pounds
Click here to view a photo of the original statue in the Egyptian Museum of Cairo
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