the eygptians of the early phoronic dynasties didn't have architectural arches, anon.
it was a distinctinctly new thing hundreds of years after that, invented elsewhere. But as with all good things it did get used in Eygpt, but not until at least the time of the Ptolomy dynasty.
what you show looks like a modern painting with a body as if it's the sky in a style that is supposed as ancient eygptian, but probably was drawn in the 1980s.
don't be a fool
most of what people think of as 'from Egyptians' has to have a provenanuce, it needs a chain of ownership, and it has to be verified.
the images you show are modern creations, they do not represent what is at the temples, but are modern fabrications.
I didn't say I don't like them.
And it is possible that they 'say' cool things.
the other thing: with 5000 years or more of history there, it's a bit important to say which period, what temple, which artifacts, what mueseum you get your data from.
and you're just putting up pretty pictures.
no one is fooled by this kind of thing anymore, you don't give us any sauce.
much of ancient art is fake and not from the period that it is listed as being from.
so I know this.
if you have a mueseum or a site in a biolgraphic list of archiological artifacts, please tell us where this startling colorful 1980s genre graphic was first discovered, in a temple or holy site in the Valley of the Kings?
you got nothing.
or do you
huh.
some of the wayfair issues were valid.
the one about them shipping children was a hit job and at the point of it first being posted anon sounded the alarm 'this is fake and ghaaaayye'
but other wayfair issues were really worth looking at, like the way that they were supposed to have a big layoff but then the pandemic hit.
and their stock price was wildly manipulated.
stuff like that.