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Ancient Egyptian statues representing Isis breast-feeding triad of pharao among Osiris, Horus and Nephthys

Ancient Egyptian statues representing Isis breast-feeding triad of pharao among Osiris, Horus and Nephthys


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Filename: 940_18_98010713.jpg

Size: 2793 x 3521 (2.9MB)

Date: 13th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Ancient Egyptian statues representing Isis breast-feeding triad of pharao among Osiris, Horus and Nephthys

France - Ile-de-France - Paris. Louvre Museum. Egyptian antiquities rooms, room 12. Statues representing Isis breast-feeding a triad of Pharaoh among Osiris, Horus and Nephthys

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Media ID 9510603

Ancient Egyptian Culture Archeology Damaged Female Likeness Horus In A Row Nephthys Stone Three Objects Pharao


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This print showcases the ancient Egyptian statues representing Isis breast-feeding a triad of Pharaoh among Osiris, Horus, and Nephthys. Located in the Louvre Museum's Egyptian antiquities rooms in Paris, France, these sculptures are a testament to the rich history and artistry of ancient Egypt. Despite some damage over time, these stone sculptures still exude an undeniable sense of grandeur. Standing tall and vertical in a row, they depict male and female likenesses with remarkable detail. The three objects symbolize the divine connection between Isis as she nourishes her son Horus alongside Osiris and Nephthys. Stepping into this room feels like stepping back in time; it is an immersive experience that transports visitors to the heart of ancient Egyptian culture. With no people present in this photograph, one can truly appreciate the craftsmanship behind these magnificent works of art. The significance of this triad lies not only in its artistic beauty but also in its historical importance. It serves as a reminder of Egypt's glorious past and offers glimpses into their beliefs surrounding motherhood, royalty, and spirituality. As we admire this image captured by Universal Images Group (UIG), let us reflect on how these statues continue to fascinate archaeologists worldwide while preserving our collective human heritage for generations to come.

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