A cropped picture of another wikimedia image, Image:Amenhotep I.jpg. I'm not exactly sure how to liscense this, since it could be under public domain becasue it's a reproduction of a public domain 2d artwork, but appears to have been edited for colour by the original publisher. However, the publication information, "Pharaoh Amenhotep I with his wife queen Nofert-Ari-Ahmes. 18th dynasty of Egypt. Scan from old book Culturgeschichte by K. Faulmann (1881)." means that the updated work is in public domain because it was published before the 1920's. Furthermore, in that I have edited the picture a little, I also release all rights to my edits for any purpose whatsoever.

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