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Amun-Ra!🌅🪶🐏
Random burst of energy to design them! I’m pretty satisfied with how he turned out the only thing I may tweak is the shendyt.
+Closeups!
+Height and Ra’s bias…

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Replica Cast Head of Zeus-Amun, Roman Period (about 100 CE), Liverpool World Museum
Zeus-Amun was a popular god in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt. He is a combination of the Egyptian god Amun and the Greek god Zeus. He is usually shown with the ram's horns of Amun and the bearded face of Zeus. In 331 BCE Alexander the Great claimed he was told by an oracle that he was the son of Zeus-Amun.
Greek-Egyptian bronze coin
Obverse: head of Zeus Ammon
Reverse: eagle standing on a thunderbolt
Inscription: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΠΤΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ - Of King Ptolemy
221 - 204 BCE
St. Louis Art Museum 219:1991
Granodiorite Head of Amun
New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, reign of Tutankhamun, c. 1336–1327 B.C.
▫ Carved in dark granodiorite, this commanding head of Amun bears features closely aligned with those of Tutankhamun, marking it as a royal commission of his reign. Though acquired in Cairo in 1907, the sculpture was almost certainly created for Karnak, Amun’s great temple at Thebes.
The head belongs to the young king’s programme of restoration, undertaken after the upheavals of the Amarna Period, when Akhenaten had defaced or dismantled the god’s monuments. Here, Amun is restored not only in stone, but in presence; his divine image once again fashioned with care, permanence, and royal authority.
Continuously exhibited and widely published since its acquisition, this fragment stands as a quiet testament to Tutankhamun’s role not merely as a boy king, but as a restorer of tradition, order, and the ancient gods.
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Khonsu, the wanderer, son of Amun. The prince in the moon, god of youth, and master of dreams and divination.
Stela of the Lady of the House, Tabiemmut,
Kushite Period–Saite Period, (Dynasty 25–26), ca. 750–525 B.C.
Wood, paint, gesso,
H: 43 cm ; W: 29 cm
As part of the burial equipment, funerary stela made a prayer for offerings for the maintenance of the deceased. In addition to forms of Osiris, Re-Harakhty and Atum—as the rising and setting sun and thus connected with continued life—are particularly favored focal gods. In contrast to stela of the Third Intermediate Period, subdued coloring and a more standardized style are adopted in this period.
Here the lady of the house Tabimut, daughter of the doorkeeper of the house of Amun and the lady of the house Harhabhes, adores Re-Harakhty followed by Isis and the Four Sons of Horus. The text mentions Re-Harakhty and Atum.
| Granite statue of Ramesses (the great) II seated in embrace with the god Amun and his divine consort, Mut | { New kingdom, 19th dynasty, 1279–1213 B.C., Temple of Amun, Karnak temple complex, modern Luxor, on display at the Museo Egizio of Turin, Italy }