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          Paul Marie Lenoir ( - ) was active/lived in France.!

          Editor’s Note: HMNS Curator of the Hall of Ancient Egypt gives an insider’s look into a newly loaned piece on display.

          A new loan in the Hall of Ancient Egypt is an arresting reminder of the fact that Westerners have been making myths (and fun) of Pharaonic Egypt for a very long time.

          Nineteenth century artists mined ancient history for anecdotes they could transform into eye-catching artworks.

          This wild painting by Paul-Marie Lenoir () depicts the Battle of Pelusium BC, during which the Persians reportedly used cats as an early form of.

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        2. Paul Marie Lenoir ( - ) was active/lived in France.
        3. Cambyses II was a Persian king and the son of Cyrus the Great.
        4. Born in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, Lenoir became a surveyor and moved to the western part of the sate.

          5. For his work Cambyses at Pelusium, now on view in our Hall of Ancient Egypt, French artist Paul Marie Lenoir (1843-1881) took an account from the Stratagems of Polyaenus (written around 160 AD) about the conquest of Egypt by the Persian king Cambyses in 525 BC.

          When Cambyses attacked Pelusium, which guarded the entrance into Egypt, the Egyptians defended it with great resolution.

          They advanced formidable engines against the besiegers, hurled missiles and stones and fired at them from their catapults. To counter this destructive barrage, Cambyses ranged before his f