Ancient Egyptian pharaohs were often depicted in seated or standing poses, symbolizing their power and divine authority. These statues were typically placed in temples and tombs, serving religious and commemorative purposes. The use of durable materials like granite and basalt ensured their longevity, allowing them to endure for millennia.

Ramesses II, also known as Ramesses the Great, was one of the most powerful and celebrated pharaohs of the New Kingdom. His reign was marked by extensive building projects, military campaigns, and diplomatic achievements, making him a prominent figure in Egyptian history and a popular subject for art and statuary.

8” tall

Been on display