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Monday, May 31, 2010

A Historical Statue for Monochrome Weekend, Issue 40


I'm not sure who is the historical person depicted here. Can anyone tell me?

This is my entry for Monochrome Weekend Volume 2 Issue 40. My grateful thanks to Aileni and Dragonstar for hosting this wonderful site. To participate or view the world in monochrome, please click here.

10 comments:

  1. Is it the famous King Tutenkamen of Egypt?

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  2. You shot this picture in museum?

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  3. I don't know which Pharaoh this would be, but it makes a good monochrome.

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  4. Should be..........King Tut :)

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  5. Hi, everyone! Thank you very much for the nice comments. I took this shot at a hotel resort. It is a decorative display on a table.

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  6. I have no idea but that is beautiful! :D

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  7. Looks like our annoying neighbor... Well, anyway, you'll be surprised to know that Klang has something in common with Paris today, through this photo. Yep! There is a theory that says that Paris was founded by some roaming Egyptians, which would explain the name of the city's first inhabitants, the parisii or parisis. A little statuette of the goddess Isis was dug out during an archeological search in the early 20th century and seems to support the theory. Who knows?

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  8. Anyway, it is my favorite 'crazy theory'.

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  9. I looked up King Tut's sarcophagus on Google images and it is not Tut. I'm sure it's a good replica of some pharoah.

    Nice picture.

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