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The painting in the picture is 5200 years old, before the era of the famous king (Narmer) or (Mina), the bull king painting, or the bull painting, carved depicting the pre-first dynasty kings in the form of a great bull that crushes and butts its enemies under its feet. To perpetuate his victory over the tribes and peoples inhabiting northeastern Egypt. behind the Sinai.
The painting was carved from silt stone and represents an amazing work of art dating back to the year 3200 BC and at the same time represents a very early political and military document. His name on the painting as a result of its destruction is King (Ka), the father of King (Narmer), which means. His name is Taurus.
The symbolism of the bull and the idea that the king resembled the bull arose in the Egyptian civilization before it was transmitted to the peoples of the Near East, who were affected by it after its appearance in Egypt for more than a thousand years.
The painting in the Louvre is like all looted precious antiques.
Note: This painting predates the era of King (Ramesses the Great) by 2000 years.

Source: 1- Pre-Al-Ahram, edited by Emily Teeter
2- Early Dynasties Egypt, c. Wilkinson.