Dragging a Statue of Thutmose I 1294 BC

This facsimile of an ancient Egyptian tomb painting, titled "Dragging a Statue of Thutmose I", depicts a procession of men pulling a large statue of the pharaoh Thutmose I. It was created in 1294 BC by British archaeologist Norman de Garis Davies, who specialized in recording Egyptian tomb paintings. The painting showcases the intricate details of ancient Egyptian art, including the pharaoh's distinctive attire and the meticulous depiction of the men's physical exertion. This artwork is a valuable window into the religious beliefs and artistic practices of ancient Egypt.