Egyptian Painting Posters and Art Prints

Digital recreation of a real ancient Egyptian painting of a dragon warrior.

Digitalised version of an ancient Egyptian goddess painting.

Digitalised version of an ancient Egyptian god painting.

orus was an Egyptian sky god usually depicted as a falcon. The symbol was also used as a measurement, particularly for ingredients in drugs and pigments. For this, it was divided into six parts, representing the shattering of Horus´ eye into six pieces. Each piece was associated with a specific fraction, but also with one of the six senses they assigned to humans, thought being the one we don’t use as a sense today. In one of the Egyptian myths, Seth gouged out Horus’ left eye when they were fighting for the throne after the death of Osiris.

Anubis is a hybrid of human and African golden wolf. It is depicted in ancient Egyptian literature as the God of Afterlife, Cemeteries and Embalming.

Horus is a hybrid of human and lanner falcon. It is depicted as the God of Sky and Kingship in Ancient Egypt Literature.

Digitalised version of an ancient Egyptian.

Digital recreation of a real ancient Egyptian painting of a dancer.

Digitalised version of an ancient Egyptian peacock painting.

Digital recreation of a real ancient Egyptian painting of a pyramid house.

Adapted from an ancient Egyptian tomb wall painting in one of the Pyramids.

Egyptian Mau Cat Watercolor Painting

A double exposure image created from the famous funerary mask of the boy king, King Tut. Mixed with images of a lion and his regal look mixed iwth images of jupiter clouds and other cool textures.

Digital recreation of a real ancient Egyptian painting of a waxing/waning crescent moon.

This cuddly Egyptian Mau cat in its tropical flower patch makes for a great addition to your closet or home. So if they could have all of the cuddles...even when you are trying to work...or cook...or take a shower...

This longing Egyptian Mau cat in its tropical flower patch makes for a great addition to your closet or home. Longing for pets and food....and toys....and to unravel your toilet paper.

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Anubis is a hybrid of human and African golden wolf. It is depicted as the God of Cemeteries and Embalming in Ancient Egypt Literature.

Ancient Egyptian painting

Symbol number fifty-three is the Ogdoad. It symbolizes the eight primordial deities worshipped in Egypt during the Old Kingdom, and it's also found as the seal of a Hermetic and Theurgic order in England. I created the background by adding some stronger colors, moving them around, and then enhancing the impression with some sgraffito.

Tree and Graves on the Way to Tel El Armano, Egypt by Elihu Vedder, circa 1890. Oil on canvas.

Egyptian painting

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Oil painting of the Egyptian Goddess Bastet.

Nubians of the eastern Sahara have been closely connected to Egypt for millennia. The Twenty-Fifth Dynasty, for instance, consisted of Nubian pharaohs from the Kingdom of Kush who ruled Ancient Egypt in the 7th Century BCE.

Abstract and wild egyptian art style.

Egypt Giza Pyramids Historic Watercolour Souvenir Fine Art Painting Most beautiful places on Earth / Watercolor fine art / I posti più belli della Terra / Belle arti dell'acquerello / Die schönsten Orte der Erde / Aquarellkunst / Los lugares más bellos de la Tierra / Bellas artes en acuarela / Les plus beaux endroits du monde / Aquarelle fine art

Egypt Giza Pyramids Historic Watercolour Souvenir Fine Art Painting Most beautiful places on Earth / Watercolor fine art / I posti più belli della Terra / Belle arti dell'acquerello / Die schönsten Orte der Erde / Aquarellkunst / Los lugares más bellos de la Tierra / Bellas artes en acuarela / Les plus beaux endroits du monde / Aquarelle fine art

Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of our Egyptian Mau T-Shirt, a masterpiece that intertwines the iconic essence of the Starry Night with the whimsical charm of cats. This unique apparel piece captures the mystical dance of the stars, reimagined through the eyes of playful and curious felines. Crafted with premium materials, our T-Shirt offers unparalleled comfort and durability, making it a perfect choice for cat lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Whether you're out for a casual stroll or attending a themed gathering, this T-Shirt promises to be a conversation starter, blending art, nature, and the timeless beauty of the night sky. Embrace your love for cats and art with this exquisite addition to your wardrobe.

Egyptian mau - Watercolor Cat - Perfect gift for cat lovers, cat mom, cat dad, cat owner. Our prints are ideal for adding a touch of feline grace to your home decor or as a unique gift for a cat-loving friend.

Cat royalty

Hathor is usually depicted as a woman with the head or ears of a cow, or as a cow. Her instrument is the sistrum, used to drive away evil and inspire goodness. Hathor had many roles. She’s the goddess of joy, celebration, music, kindness, and love and has been associated with Aphrodite (Greek) and with Venus (Roman). She’s also associated with women and women’s health in body and mind. Although she was considered to be the personification of kindness and love, she was initially a blood-thirsty deity called Sekhmet, which was unleashed on mankind by Ra to teach them a lesson. She loses it, develops a thirst for blood, and he regrets it. He gets her drunk on red beer, gets her to sleep and she wakes up as the benevolent Hathor.

The original of this is an oil painting painted on Egyptian papyrus called "Kom og hold, bare hold litt rundt meg"

Third eye. Petrykivka art. Eye amulet. UA folklore

Oil painting by Adrien Dauzats, 1830

The original is an oil painting painted on Egyptian papyrus called "Danserinnen" (the dancer). I painted this on commission, and it's based on the song Danserinnen by Åge Aleksandersen