Shadows of Karnak, Luxor Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Size (Inches):28'' x 40'' This depiction of the royal

This depiction of the royal family aimed to promote Akhenaten's newly established monotheistic religion

Dating from at least 900 BC

its remote location preserved it from European eyes until the 19th century

a sacred space devoted to the ancient goddess Ishtar/Inanna

Pharaoh Akhenaten

Shadows of Karnak, Luxor Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Size (Inches):28'' x 40'' This depiction of the royalPurchase 3 prints and enjoy 50% off your lowest priced item * The Karnak Temple Complex, known as Karnak, meaning "the fortified village" in Arabic, stands as a sprawling testament to ancient Egyptian grandeur near Luxor. Its construction, initiated by Senusret I in the Middle Kingdom and extended into the Ptolemaic era, showcases a mix of temples, pylons, and chapels, predominantly from the New Kingdom. Formerly Ipet isut, "The Most Selected of