Menna Tomb – Offering Flowers to Ra-Horakhty and Bastet, Thebes

Description

Menna Tomb – Offering Flowers to Ra-Horakhty and Bastet, Thebes

Description:
This fascinating vintage print depicts an ancient Egyptian scene from the Tomb of Menna, part of the Nobles’ Tombs Collection in Thebes (modern-day Luxor). The artwork shows Menna and his wife offering flowers to the gods Ra-Horakhty and Bastet, two significant deities in the Egyptian pantheon. Ra-Horakhty, associated with the rising sun, and Bastet, the protective feline goddess, are depicted with beautiful traditional iconography, surrounded by hieroglyphics and vibrant colors.

• Date: The original wall painting dates to approximately the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, around 1400 BCE.

• Artist: Unknown Ancient Egyptian Artist (original tomb fresco)

• Medium: This is a vintage printed reproduction, mounted on black cardboard.

• Mount Size: Approximately 34 x 23 cm

• Origin: Produced mid-20th century, possibly for educational or museum-related collections.

Condition Note:
Please note that this is a vintage print and, due to its age, it may show minor signs of aging such as slight discoloration, soft edges, or surface wear. These features add to the authenticity and historical charm of the piece.

Special Note:
 A rare opportunity for collectors of Egyptian art prints, history enthusiasts, and interior decorators seeking something truly unique.

Ref: TWA 5 A