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The 21 pages that link to Egyptomania, each with the reason it gives.

• PharaohRelated: Modern images of pharaohs often reflect later fascination as much as ancient evidence.

• Ramesses IIRelated: Ramesses II’s monuments and public image became prominent in modern fascination with pharaonic Egypt.

• Ancient Egyptian funerary practicesRelated: Mummies, tombs, and burial objects became prominent sources of modern fascination.

• Ancient Egyptian artRelated: European and American artists and designers repeatedly borrowed Egyptian forms and motifs.

• Giza pyramid complexRelated: Giza’s monuments have helped shape modern imaginings of ancient Egypt.

• Tomb of TutankhamunRelated: The discovery intensified popular fascination with Egyptian motifs and antiquities.

• Egyptian pyramidsRelated: Pyramids became powerful emblems of Egypt in modern art and popular culture.

• Fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: The Giza pyramids became enduring symbols of Egypt through modern fascination with antiquity.

• AidaRelated: Aida’s monumental Egyptian setting reflects nineteenth-century European fascination with Egypt.

• MummyRelated: Mummies became prominent symbols in modern popular culture and collecting.

• NefertariRelated: Modern fascination with vividly painted tombs has helped make Nefertari’s burial widely known.

• Nefertiti BustRelated: The bust became a modern icon through exhibitions and popular images of ancient Egypt.

• AnkhRelated: Modern revivals made the ankh a widely reproduced emblem beyond its original setting.

• Antonio GhislanzoniRelated: Aida emerged amid nineteenth-century European interest in ancient Egypt.

• Giovanni BelzoniRelated: Belzoni’s exhibitions and publications helped feed public fascination with ancient Egypt.

• Mask of TutankhamunRelated: The mask became one of the most recognizable images associated with Egyptomania.