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Line engraving of a royal family seated under a radiating sun disk, with attendants bringing offerings and musicians below.

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Sculpture; offrandes au soleil (hypogées de Tell el-Amarna - XVIIIe. dynastie), Émile Prisse d'Avennes (1878). Via artnap.com

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This line engraving shows a royal family seated on thrones beneath a sun disk with radiating rays, a scene of offerings presented to the sun. Attendants bring offerings to tables laden with food and vessels, while musicians and bearers appear in a register below. The work is credited to Émile Prisse d'Avennes and dated 1878, and its title refers to the Tell el-Amarna hypogea of the 18th Dynasty.