Pharaoh with Blue Crown
The Blue Crown or war crown, the Cheperesch, Part of the regalia of the child gods and kings (pharaohs).
Worn by the Pharaoh on certain occasions and often in battle. Symbolically served the crown probably the renewal and fertility. It was considered a sign of the rightful heir to the throne, who makes his claim law.
Worn by the Pharaoh on certain occasions and often in battle. Symbolically served the crown probably the renewal and fertility. It was considered a sign of the rightful heir to the throne, who makes his claim law.
Ancient Egypt Pharaoh head-dresses and crowns.
Head-dresses: The crown of feathers, The Atef crown, Great Royal Wife of the Pharaoh with Vultures Crown.
- Sculpture: Studies of heads from the canon of proportion (workshops Memphis and Thebes)
- Sculpture: Types & portraits (ladies of various periods).
- Sculpture: Types & portraits (senior officials from various periods).
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