Papyrus Large-Size - The Golden Throne of Tut Anch Amun
Natural papyrus with outline motif - natural border - approx. 32 × 42 cm
This is how history can be "grasped"! A real experience and guaranteed unforgettable.
Ideal for thematic school and art lessons.
To the motif
Tut-Anch-Amun's throne chair is one of the very few preserved throne chairs from this period (18th dynasty, 1332 - 13263 BC). One can well imagine the splendour that must have reigned in the palaces of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs.
For painting
12 double-fibre pencil - Article No. 2701
Pilot Pintor - White, Gold, Silver Article No. 2703
Set of 6 tempera paints - Article No. 2711
Set of 14 tempera colours - Article No. 2712
Brush set 6 pieces - Article No. 2713
Mixing palette - Article No. 2714
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made of hand-laid papyrus, produced in Egypt
silkscreen motif, natural border
can be painted with fibre-tip pens and watercolours
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The golden throne of Tut Anch Amun
Tut-Anch-Amun's throne chair is one of the very few preserved throne chairs from this period (18th dynasty, 1332 - 13263 BC). One can well imagine the splendour that must have reigned in the palaces of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs.
The throne is made of gilded wood with inlays of gold, silver, semi-precious stones, faience and glass. The front of the backrest shows the king and his wife (sister) Anchesenamun in a flower pavilion, which is open at the top. Here Aton, the personified sun disk, hovers and sends her radiant hands to the couple; some bear the "Anch" sign and offer them the life-giving effect of sunlight.
The throne chair, richly decorated with motifs, was probably made for the coronation of the child king, or even before.
Instructions for painting papyrus