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"Ra, Egyptian God of Sun, originator of the Ennead, consisting of Shu and Tefnut, Geb and Nut, Osiris, Set, Isis and Nephthys.Supreme creator of life."
This is an old version of the painting, for the new version click below
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Just a small point about the description, Osiris and Isis are the son and daughter of Nut and Geb, not Ra. Aside from that, this is fantastic!
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Yep, but that is the old image I did a lot of years ago, the new one reports the correct description:Β
Thanks for telling me anyway, I'm going to correct it.
Though the original description is somewhat correct if taken in the light it was from my roleplaying game, Shadow Lords (shadowlords.net), where Ra is a Titan, son of Uranus/Balam, and Osiris and the other egyptian Gods are its children. But that's just a fantasy world
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Fair enough 
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Egyptian myths are really interesting and deep! ^_^
I've been always fascinated by them. I will probably paint more Egyptian Gods when I have the time... at the moment I'm working on several clients different needs unfortunately and my wife's pregnant, so I have very little free time
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Aeesome Art but I hate Ra. ^_^ heh heh. Sorry that I'm being rude but ur art looks great!
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Eh eh poor Ra
But thanks for theΒ compliments
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Ur very wellcome. Egyptian sure really have many Gods before. ^_^||
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Yeah, and fascinating stories too.
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Hi
I'm writing an article (for a free french webzine : [link] ) on men and sacred males/divinities.
Can I use your a reproduction of your creation (with your credits and link of course) ?
Thanks for your attention !
Regards,
Xael
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I noticed now you are referring to the old version of the painting.
If you want, you can use the newest instead: :bigthumb321140493:
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Cannot thumblink here, ok here is the link to the new Ra piece: [link]
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Hello,
sure, since it's a free zine you can use it with my permission one-time only for that article, with a credit to Erebus - Giorgio De Michele and a link to my gallery here.
And send me a link to the article when it get's published if you want
regards
Giorgio
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Come and see my pictures!
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Technically, he's the great-grandfather of Isis and Osiris. He's the father of Shu, Tefnut, Hathor and Sekhmet, and grandfather of Geb and Nut, the parents of Isis, Osiris, and Set.
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Thanks for the deepening in informations!
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Thanks!
I enojyed your landscapes photos too, nice work!
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I like this very much! especially the message beside him.
Ra is the coolest of the Egyptian gods.
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nice work !!!! i love it
atum ra the sun god is the father of the elder gods Shu and Tefnut , Geb and Nut, Osiris, Set, Isis and Nephthys. but i'm not sure he had the head of a falcon .......
u see .... Horus is the god who had a falcon head ......... and Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis .......
In later Egyptian dynastic times, Ra was merged with the god Horus, as Re-Horakhty ("Ra, who is Horus of the Two Horizons") , and then he had the falcon head .......
wikipeda : OFF
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Thanks for adding more info on Ra
Most of the ancient egyptian paintings/graffiti, depict Ra with a falcon head. All religions have some sincretism in them, and so the Gods and their representations change with the passing of time.
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i agree with you , you're totally right
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Thanks. BTW I very liked the Vala character in Stargate.
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You're welcome!
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