Papyrus A4 Motif - Victory Parade of Ramses II.
Natural papyrus with outline motif - cut - approx. A4 / 19.5 × 28 cm
This size is wonderful for teaching.
It is easy to glue into a school exercise book.
Make the story tangible.
"Grasping" has to do with touching -
For painting:
12 double-fibre pencils - item no. 2701
Extra gel pens - white, gold, silver - article no. 2703
Set of 6 tempera colours - Article No. 2711
Tempera colours set of 14 - Article No. 2712
Brush set 6 pieces - Article No. 2713
PGI Papyrus
made of hand laid papyrus, produced in Egypt
silkscreen motif, natural border
can be painted with pens and watercolours
| Aspiration scale: | Easy |
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| Time Line: | 45 Min |
Victory parade of Ramses II
Ramses II, accompanied by a tame leopard and a soldier, stands in a chariot. He is thus leading a procession of prisoners of war taken in the "Land of Kush" (Sudan). The relief is in the great temple of Abu Simbel.
Ramses II, also called Ramses the Great 1303 - 1213 BC, was the third ancient Egyptian pharaoh from the 19th dynasty of the New Kingdom. He reigned for around 66 years from 1279 to 1213 BC, making him one of the longest reigning heads of state in the world. He is considered one of the most important rulers of Ancient Egypt. During his reign, Egypt experienced an economic and cultural flourishing that was never achieved under any pharaoh after him. Through his diplomatic actions, he succeeded in maintaining peace with his neighbouring peoples, including the Hittites, for almost fifty years.
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