Egyptian Papyrus - 400mm x 300mm` - Seti I, The Priest And Hathor - Plastic Frame and Glass

Egyptian Papyrus - 400mm x 300mm` - Seti I, The Priest And Hathor - Plastic Frame and Glass

Egyptian papyrus painting is of King Seti I who is in front of one of the priest's song rituals. Behind the priest is the Goddess Hathor holding a mace and staff. Seti I was the son of Ramses I and Queen Sitre. Like his father, Seti was a good military leader. He plundered Palestine and brought Damascus back into Egyptian control. Hathor was the goddess of joy, motherhood, and love. She was also the goddess of music and dancing.

Frame Dimensions: 42x32x2cm

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Egyptian papyrus is a durable and long-lasting material that has been used to document various aspects of ancient Egyptian culture. This particular piece measures 400mm by 300mm and depicts Seti I, a prominent pharaoh of the 19th dynasty, alongside a priest and the goddess Hathor. The intricate and detailed artwork on the papyrus shows the trio in different postures, adorned in royal dress and accessories. The papyrus has been elegantly framed in plastic, and a glass covering ensures its preservation for many years to come. This stunning artifact is not only a testament to the artistic skills of the ancient Egyptians but also serves as a valuable piece of historical documentation.

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