Thutmose (sculptor)

Thutmose was an ancient Egyptian sculptor, most famous for creating the iconic funerary mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, around 1323 BCE. Renowned for his skill in carving and crafting detailed, realistic portraits, Thutmose’s work exemplified the high artistic standards of the 18th Dynasty. His style combined precise anatomy with a naturalistic approach, helping to shape Egyptian portraiture. Beyond the mask, he produced numerous statues and carvings that reflected the religious and political ideals of his time. Thutmose’s craftsmanship has left a lasting legacy, offering valuable insights into ancient Egyptian artistry and culture.