LRI4639694 Egyptian antiquitis: a trone in golden wood and painted by Tutankhamun being part of the Pharaoh\'s Tresor. Representation of Queen Ankhesenpaaton (Ankhesenpaamon, Ankhesenamon) who massages with oil the shoulder of her brother and wife Tutankhamun under the rays of the sun god Aton. Thebes. Around 1340 BC. From the tomb of All-Ankh-Amon (Tutankhamun or Tutankhamun), Valley of the Kings, Deir el Bahari (Dayr al-Bahri). 18th dynasty. Dim. 104 cm Cairo. Egyptian Museum by Egyptian 18th Dynasty (c.1567-1320 BC); Egyptian National Museum, Cairo, Egypt; (add.info.: Egyptian antiquitis: a trone in golden wood and painted by Tutankhamun being part of the Pharaoh\'s Tresor. Representation of Queen Ankhesenpaaton (Ankhesenpaamon, Ankhesenamon) who massages with oil the shoulder of her brother and wife Tutankhamun under the rays of the sun god Aton. Thebes. Around 1340 BC. From the tomb of All-Ankh-Amon (Tutankhamun or Tutankhamun), Valley of the Kings, Deir el Bahari (Dayr al-Bahri). 18th dynasty. Dim. 104 cm Cairo. Egyptian Museum); Luisa Ricciarini; Egyptian, out of copyright.