




Amunhotep III was a prolific builder who constructed temples up and down the Nile. By the end of his 38 years of rule, he was himself worshiped as a divinity. Based on the inscription, this work was probably dedicated as a cult statue at the palace of Malqata at Thebes. It might have even been installed soon after Amunhotep III’s death, early in the reign of his son Amunhotep IV, also known as Akhenaten. The style of royal art would change even more during Akhenaten’s reign.
Material: Polymer
Size: 5 inches by 2.25 inches and 11 inches tall
Weight: 2.14 pounds
Made in Luxor, Egypt.
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