Mentuhotep Seated edit
Seated statue of Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II, in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Painted Sandstone, 11th Dynasty.
- Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Main floor - gallery 26. Sandstone: height 138 cm, width 47 cm. JE 36195.
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