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SEAMLESS EGYPTIAN PRINCESS SCULPTURE WITH A STORY –WIFE OF KING TUTH
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Surf the net for similar sculpture and you won’t find one.This is a seamless master piece indeedA Beautiful sculpture by the Egyptian Artist Mr. "Sayed" -1925 Cairo. (notice signetur on the right hand bottom)The innocent expression on her face is unmistakable. The tender look of her eyes is very truthful.The slight smile on her face reflects the inside peace.The raised eyebrows show her future hope anticipation.The sucked skull is very distinctive to AL AMARNA Egyptian art. Pharaoh Akhenaton had 6 daughters from queen Nefertitti and 2 sons from his second wife “Tiya”.The 3rd daughter princesses “Ankh es en pa Aten” was close in age to her half brother; the young prince Tuth Ankh Amon. They played together as children And hunted together as teens. Soon they fell in love and the young prince proposal was rather expected.(See the proposal scene in the museum)The father suffered MARFEN syndrome that probably passed to his children too. Or flattering the Egyptian pharaoh probably artistes depicted every body at the same image, so the pharaoh would not feel strange.














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