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Standing Osiris Statue, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period (1504-711 BCE) or modern. Creator: Unknown
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Standing Osiris Statue, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period (1504-711 BCE) or modern. Creator: Unknown
Standing Osiris Statue, New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period (1504-711 BCE) or modern
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This image showcases the enigmatic figure of Osiris, the ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife, agriculture, and fertility. The statue, dating back to the New Kingdom-Third Intermediate Period (1504-711 BCE), or possibly modern, depicts Osiris in a standing position, with his arms crossed in front of his chest. The god is adorned with a distinctive bearded face, a symbol of wisdom and power. Osiris is often depicted holding a crook and a flail, representing his role as a god of agriculture and the giver of life. The statue's intricate details are brought to life in this close-up view, revealing the delicate textures of the bronze surface and the intricate details of the god's clothing and accessories. The statue's posture exudes a sense of calm and strength, reflecting Osiris's role as a deity of the afterlife and the protector of the dead. Osiris was also known to be associated with the Nile river god Hapi and the god of the dead, Anubis. The god's name is derived from the Egyptian word "asar," meaning "strong" or "mighty." In Egyptian mythology, Osiris was the king of Egypt and the husband of Isis, who was known for her wisdom and magical powers. Osiris was said to have been killed by his brother Set and later resurrected by Isis, making him a symbol of rebirth and eternal life. This stunning statue is now on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where it continues to captivate visitors and inspire awe. The statue's mysterious origins and intricate details make it a valuable addition to the museum's collection of ancient Egyptian art and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of this ancient civilization.
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