Ramsès II et le Ramesseum. De la splendeur au déclin d'un temple de millions d'années. Techniques archéologiques Sophocles scrutinizes the silences and

Sophocles scrutinizes the silences and ambiguities of the Homeric text to construct the portrait of a man who is a victim of the gods

relating both to the underside of princely marriages and the motives for royal assassinations

Chinese antiquity has served as a model for generations of craftsmen and artists

It is therefore not surprising that the Granet Museum is devoting its walls to the exhibition of approximately 180 works by this great name of the 20th century

While they appeared in different cultural contexts

Ramsès II et le Ramesseum. De la splendeur au déclin d'un temple de millions d'années. Techniques archéologiques Sophocles scrutinizes the silences andAn iconic pharaoh, Ramses II reigned for nearly 67 years, leaving behind an exceptional legacy. A tireless builder, a promoter of the arts, but also a skilled strategist and a fine diplomat, he was also an excellent administrator of his kingdom. To the west of Thebes, he built one of his castles, which was admired in Antiquity. This temple and its immense outbuildings are the subject of intensive research, thanks to which we can better understand his