Ozymandias Collection
"Ozymandias: A Glimpse into the Ancient World" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient civilizations
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"Ozymandias: A Glimpse into the Ancient World" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient civilizations. From Turkey to Egypt, Jerusalem to Nubia, these captivating artworks and historical landmarks offer a window into the past. In Fausto Zonaro's painting "The Entry of Mahomet II into Constantinople, " witness the triumph of an empire as it expands its boundaries. Feel the anticipation and awe as Fatih Sultan Mehmet enters Istanbul, forever changing its destiny. Travel further back with a lithograph depicting "The Shrine of the Holy Sepulchre" in Jerusalem. Marvel at this sacred site that has drawn pilgrims for centuries, radiating spiritual significance and historical richness. Hutchinsons History of Nations brings us closer to Pharaoh Rameses II through their illustration "Bringing Tribute to Rameses II. " Experience his reign's opulence and power as tribute is presented before him, showcasing his dominance during Egypt's 19th Dynasty. Delve deeper into Ramesses II's legacy with artifacts like rings and scarabs bearing his name. These intricate pieces reveal not only his divine connection but also highlight the craftsmanship that adorned Egyptian royalty during New Kingdom times. Journey southward to Ibsamboul in Nubia, where you'll encounter breathtaking sculptures within Hathor's temple entrance. Admire their beauty while contemplating how these masterpieces have stood against time for centuries. Jerusalem reveals its hidden treasures too; explore its lower arcades beneath the Church of Holy Sepulchre. These underground passageways hold secrets from generations past, inviting you to unravel their mysteries. Finally, let your imagination wander through Italy's Piazza del Popolo depicted in a mesmerizing 18th-century veduta. Picture bustling crowds gathering under ornate architecture—a testament to human creativity across different eras. "Ozymandias" invites us to reflect on the ephemerality of power and grandeur.