One of the most beautiful statues of the modern state in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
The double statue of King Thutmose IV with his mother, Queen Tia, where King Thutmose IV appears while sitting his mother, Queen Tia, sits next to him on a long armrest and each wears a wig for hair and the royal connection for protection, both of which places his hand behind the back of the other signify the love and affection between the mother and her son King Tuthmosis IV And the king holds the ankh with his right hand
Eighteenth Dynasty - The Modern State
