Sculptures from the Egyptian Era

• Depicted figures in a frontal and rigid pose.
• Symbolized eternal life and the pharaoh's power.
• Executed with precision and idealized proportions.
• Placed in tombs and temples for religious purposes.
• Represented deities, pharaohs, and nobles.
• Served as a way to ensure the afterlife of the deceased.
• Utilized symbols like the ankh (symbol of life) and the Eye of Horus (protection).
• Hieroglyphs often accompanied sculptures to convey meaning.