Name the Egyptian sculpture above. Describe the symbolism of its different parts.

This is a statue of Queen Ankhesenamun || and her son Pepy ||

Pepy II became king as a small child, so his mother acted as regent. This statue conveys her role, evoking the typical Egyptian pose of a mother nursing a child. Pepy is shown as a miniature king rather than a child and, instead of nursing him, the queen holds him protectively as he clasps her hand. Each figure looks straight ahead and has its own inscription, as if it were a separate statue.

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