Relief Depicting Acrobats and a Harpist, from Karnak, New Kingdom by Egyptian 18th Dynasty

Relief Depicting Acrobats and a Harpist, from Karnak, New Kingdom

(Relief depicting acrobats and a harpist, from Karnak, New Kingdom )


Egyptian 18th Dynasty

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Relief Depicting Acrobats and a Harpist, from Karnak, New Kingdom by Egyptian 18th Dynasty. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
acrobates et harpiste · acrobatic · acrobat · harp · player · musician · gymnastic · sistrum · hieroglyphics · somersault · sistre · Luxor Museum of Ancient Art, Egypt / Bridgeman Images
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