This is a magnificent painting of queen Nefertari an exact replica of the original found in her temple in Abu Simbel, 500 Km south of Cairo. Nefertari was the wife of the mighty Pharaoh Ramses the Great and one of the most beautiful queens of ancient Egypt - her name means "The Beautiful One Has Come"- in the ancient Hieroglyphic language. She ruled with her husband in the 13th century B.C. during the period known as the "The New Kingdom" in the ancient Egyptian history.
Nefertari is shown here in the middle of two paintings of Hathor, the goddess of Love, Happiness, Music, and Dancing. Hathor was worshiped for thousands of years by the Egyptians and was one of the most important goddesses in their pantheon. She is depicted here with her traditional crown, extending her arm in a symbolic act of blessing and protection to the queen of Egypt.
This is a Museum Quality painting that is hand-painted on fine, authentic Egyptian papyrus by the renown native Egyptian female artist: "Amira". It is framed in an exquisite gold natural wood frame, with intricate borders, and striking elaborate relief details. This painting is ready to hang in your home or office adding elegance and beauty.

Size: L 24" X W 19"