Egyptian Queen (1969; United States) by Frank Frazetta

Egyptian Queen - Frank Frazetta - 1969; United States

Artwork Information

TitleEgyptian Queen
ArtistFrank Frazetta
Date1969; United States
Mediumoil
Art MovementFantasy Art

About Egyptian Queen

The artwork titled “Egyptian Queen,” created by Frank Frazetta in 1969 in the United States, is an oil painting that falls within the Fantasy Art movement and the genre of nude painting (nu). The scene depicts an Egyptian queen, distinguished by her regal and serene demeanor, leaning against a grand, ornate pillar within a monumental architectural setting.

In the forefront, the queen stands with a confident and poised stance, her partially nude form artfully draped with a vibrant, flowing blue and green garment that extends down the steps. Her head is adorned with a traditional Egyptian headdress, further emphasizing her royal status. The environment around her features elements typical of ancient Egyptian civilization, such as elaborate decorative patterns and hieroglyphs carved into the stone. To her right, an armed guard stands vigilant, providing a contrasting sense of strength and protection. At the base of the steps, there is a resting leopard, depicted with realistic textures and shading, adding to the sense of exoticism and power inherent in the scene.

Frazetta’s use of light and shadow emphasizes the queen’s luminous skin and the intricate details of her surroundings, creating a captivating and opulent atmosphere that epitomizes the Fantasy Art movement. The entire composition is a masterful blend of historical references and imaginative elements, showcasing Frazetta’s talent in creating compelling and otherworldly imagery.

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