Here are 10 more abstract colouring pages of King Tut.
See previous post to find out what King Tut has pioneered.
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King Tut is - the pioneer - in museum blockbuster exhibition.
The year was 1976, in New York, when 8 million people attended the King Tut exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum. Toronto got a taste of the blockbuster in 1979 when the exhibit came to the Art Gallery of Ontario.
The show has returned to Toronto.
I did not see the show 30 years ago - as I was not around. I will probably miss it again this time. But with all the marketing and promotion, it is hard to not notice, especially the image of the sarcophagus which was used extensively to market the event.
The sarcophagus of King Tut is indeed quite a beautiful object. Without it, the blockbuster might never have occurred. To study it, I have made a number of line drawings. If they look fun to you, print some for colouring.
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