the sculpture of the sphinx of hatshepsut depicts:

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This compact granite block statue depicts Senenmut the favored official and director of building works under Hatshepsut who reigned from 1479-1458 BCE during the Eighteenth Dynasty.

. Hatshepsut means Foremost of Noble Ladies She was one of only two female pharaohs in Ancient Egyptian history who ruled as full Pharaoh not just as a regent for a younger male relative. The sculpture also has pronounced eyes that share similarities with Roman copies of Ptolemaic sculpted works of art. Senenmut held many roles one of which was tutor to Hatshepsuts daughter Princess Neferure.

UNK the. The strange style of statuary was common for tutors. The most sacred cult image of a temples god was supposedly held in the naos in small boats carved out of precious metal but none have survived.

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Colossal sculpture on the scale of the Great Sphinx of Giza was not repeated but smaller sphinxes and animals were found in temple complexes. Born in 1507 BC Hatshepsut came to the throne of Egypt in. The Dendera Temple complex near Dendera Egypt contains Egyptian-style carved relief images along the exterior walls of the Temple of Hathor depicting Cleopatra and her young son Caesarion as a grown adult and ruling pharaoh making offerings to the gods.


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