Egyptian Ramesses Ramses II child stele wall plaque Sculpture museum reproduction art 10" www.Neo-Mfg.com home decor g21

Egyptian Ramesses Ramses II child stele wall plaque Sculpture museum reproduction art 10" www.Neo-Mfg.com home decor Size 10" Wall plaque Ramses as a child: this representation of the great sovereign of Egypt features the king as a child with a bare torso. Here his braid is falling to the side of the shaved head, a fashionable feature characteristic for the young prince. He wears a heavy earring, seemingly left over from puberty, and holds his finger to the mouth in imitation of the young god Horus. In front of the figure, the coronation name of Ramses II indicates precisely that this indeed is a portrait of the sovereign already enthroned. It may be asked whether one is before another piece of evidence strengthening the king's word that repeatedly stated how, from early childhood, his father Sethi I had placed his son to govern along with him. On the other side: the god Ptah is represented in a shallownaos, the opening of which is set at eye level. It is the divine feature that symbol