Ramesses III and Prince Amenherkhepeshef before Hathor 1184 BC

This facsimile of a tomb painting, titled "Ramesses III and Prince Amenherkhepeshef before Hathor," depicts the Pharaoh Ramesses III and his son Prince Amenherkhepeshef standing before the goddess Hathor. Created in 1184 BC, the painting's vibrant colors and detailed figures highlight the importance of the afterlife in Ancient Egyptian beliefs. The scene showcases the intimate relationship between the pharaoh and his son, as well as the protective power of the goddess Hathor. The artwork was created by Nina de Garis Davies, a renowned Egyptologist, and can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.