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Priest wearing offerings in a tray and bull being led to sac
EGYPTIAN ART. EGYPT. Relief of the religious procession of the great bulls, to commemorate the opening of the great pylon of Luxor built by Ramses II. Priest wearing offerings in a tray and bull being led to sacrifice. FIRST COURTYARD OF RAMSES II. LUXOR TEMPLE. Dynasty XIX. (1320-1200 BC) New Kingdom
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Ceremony Civilization Dynasty Gift Luxor Ninettenth Perspective Procession Reliefs Sculpted Xixth
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This relief, hailing from the ancient Egyptian civilization, showcases a significant moment in the religious procession of the great bulls during the opening ceremony of Ramses II's great pylon at the Luxor Temple. The scene, carved in the First Courtyard of the temple during the Nineteenth Dynasty (approximately 1320-1200 BC), is a testament to the rich history and intricate religious practices of the New Kingdom of Egypt. The central focus of the relief is a priest, adorned in elaborate garments and holding a tray filled with offerings. The bull, led by attendants, approaches the sacred altar, its powerful form and regal demeanor exuding strength and reverence. This scene represents the gift-giving ritual, where the bull, as a symbol of the god Amun-Ra, was offered food, drink, and other valuable items to ensure the continued prosperity and protection of the kingdom. The intricate details of the relief, from the textured robes of the priests to the delicate patterns on the bull's hide, offer a glimpse into the artistic mastery of the ancient Egyptian civilization. This relief, along with the countless others that adorn the walls of the Luxor Temple, serve as a reminder of the awe-inspiring artistry, religious fervor, and historical significance that define the ancient Egyptian civilization.
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