The Egyptians created art to endure. The major art forms they used were sculpture, painting, and sculptured relief. "Sculptured reliefs are basically drawings that have been carved on flat surfaces, stone walls and slabs being the prominent surfaces" (Smith 37). Once the figure has been drawn on the wall, the artist will remove a thickness of the flat surface around the figure so it gives the impression that the figure sticks out from the wall. Another thing artist use to be was carve the contours of the figure and the figure itself really deep into the wall so it gave the illusion of the figure being embedded in the wall is created.

Tombs were filled with as many statues, and also carving and painting, as an owner could afford because they believed it would bring them back to a better life. Egyptian statue wall paintings and carved steles were all fun

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