Egyptian art is the most widely recognized in history. Posture in each Egyptian sculpture, painting, and relief was critical in the rendering of royalty. Pharaohs of the Egyptian period were self-deified, each in turn declaring himself as a god. The traditional Egyptian posture was not used to depict commoners. The contortion of the body-which included a profile view of the face, a front-facing torso, and feet striding in the direction that the head faces-was reserved for pharaohs and other deities. In The Last Judgment of Hunefer, there are several deities depicted, as well as Hunefer himself, who was a priest. This page, taken from The Book of the Dead, portrays Hunefer in the three stages of judgment required to pass before admission into the afterlife was granted. In the lower left corner is the god Anubis lead

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