The exhibition of Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs continued its success in America, where the de Young Museum in San Francisco, USA, witnessed the opening of the exhibition in its second station, after the expiry of its exhibition period at the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences.
Announcing the exhibition, the museum said that it is a once-in-a-lifetime event and contains more than 180 dazzling objects to San Francisco - many of which have been recently discovered and have never left Egypt before - and the exhibition features exquisite sculptures, precious treasures and the latest multimedia productions that will show the richness and strength of Egyptian civilization. Old.
"We are thrilled to share these rarely seen treasures from Egypt's Golden Age," said Thomas B. Campbell, executive director of the Museums of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
The exhibition focuses on the life of Ramses II, since he was the crown prince until he eventually became one of the longest-reigning kings of Egypt, where he ruled Egypt for about 67 years, and was appropriately known through time as Ramses the Great. The golden age of Egypt - when it was a rich and powerful empire.
Sun, Aug. 21, 2022
