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Sphinx of Hatshepsut
New Kingdom; Dynasty 18
Reign: Joint reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III
This colossal sphinx portrays the female pharaoh Hatshepsut with the body of a lion and a human head wearing a nemes headcloth and royal beard. The use of the sphinx to represent the king dates back to the Old Kingdom and the Great Sphinx of Giza. The sculptor has carefully observed the powerful muscles of the lion as contrasted to the handsome and attractive idealized face of the female pharoh. It was one of at least six granite sphinxes that stood in Hatshepsut's mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahri. Smashed into many fragments at the order of Hatshepsut's nephew and successor Thutmose III and dumped in a quarry close by the beast was recovered by the Museum's Egyptian Expedition amnd reassembled. It weighs more than seven tons.
as in Jessica and Ashlee...I look like a linebacker from the neck down and from the neck up I'm ready to fellate the masses!
An old picture from my Archives, but i really liked the effect. Back in April 2011, i did a mini shoot of this Lovely VXR8. The Owner was Fantastic, and talked to us about this car.
Photography by Leandro Gulin. For more information please contact via e-mail at legulin@yahoo.com or visit www.facebook.com/legulinphoto
anatomy assignment illustrating the muscles of the neck and torso. done in marker and white charcoal.
The original location of Muscle Beach in Santa Monica. In 1989, the City of Santa Monica officially rededicated the original Muscle Beach and today it serves gymnasts, acrobats and youth with an extensive gymnastics training area.
Cornell Dairy and Cornell Dining hosted a Got Milk? event at Robert Purcell Community Center on April 20 which featured flavored milk tastings, quizzes, giveaways, lots of milk moustaches, and photo opps with Cornelia the cow and her calf, Cal! It was super fun! To see even more photos, visit the Cornell Dairy Flickr stream. To find out who will be the next Cornell Got Milk? celebrity poster model, visit the campaign Facebook page.
Photos by Jason Huck.