Nefr the Scribe: Eyes That Have Watched Us for 4,500 Years This statue represents Nefr, an ancient Egyptian scribe whose name is recorded in the original inscription. Carved during the Fifth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom, more than 4,500 years ago, this statue is one of the most striking examples of realism in ancient Egyptian art. What immediately captures attention are the eyes. Inlaid and carefully modeled, they do not appear lifeless or symbolic— they look alert, focused, and unsettlingly alive

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