Royal Procession in the Barkal Temple Complex: 
              23.5" × 15.5" Ink, pencil, and water color on paper 
              
           
            The work is a reconstruction attempt of Gebel Barkal as a cultural 
              and an architectural site of historical value. The work depicts 
              a boat procession, which is an annual ceremony practiced in Kush in celebration of a deity. The deity object, which is usually 
              hidden from the public by white curtains, used to be moved in a 
              ceremonial barge from its home temple by priests to visit other 
              temples.  Back
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