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Abstract
The ancient Egyptian artist did not draw what he saw but what he knew. His
picture, therefore, is not a true rendering of nature, but an intellectual composition in
which he allowed himself to look at his subject from more than one angle at the same
time, and to group together various subjects irrespective of locality and perspective.
Therefore, the Egyptian artist did not depict his subjects randomly but he arranged
them in certain places helping in achieving their purposes.