Art History Illustrated: Akhenaten, the Human Pharaoh @TheCarnegieCulturalArtsCenter
Art History Illustrated: Akhenaten, the Human Pharaoh  @TheCarnegieCulturalArtsCenter
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Art History Illustrated
Thursday, October 21
“Akhenaten, The Human Pharaoh”

The Ancient Egyptian king Akhenaten was unusual for his apparent androgyny and his heretical religious ideas. He was also the only pharaoh to cultivate a public image as an affectionate family man rather than a terrifying god. Presented by Associate Professor Brenda Edgar of the Fine Art Department, Jefferson Community and Technical College.
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Art History Illustrated: Akhenaten, the Human Pharaoh

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