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The image of King Tutankhamen's head is taken from a small wooden statue found in his tomb (the black line on his left is a crack in the wood). The original consists of the head and neck only, rising out of a carved lotus blossom. The statue may have been used by the royal hairdresser (nSt) to prepare the King's wigs. (I retouched the eyes slightly to get his unnerving stare!)
© 1999 - 2000, Terrence Donnelly