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One of the earliest examples of state-building iconography: Two sides of the Narmer Palette (31st century BC) depicting pharaoh Narmer, wearing White
One of the earliest examples of state-building iconography: Two sides of the Narmer Palette (31st century BC) depicting pharaoh Narmer, wearing White Crown of Upper Egypt (recto), and Red Crown of Lower Egypt (verso), thus representing the unification of the land
The frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan
The frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan
Painting of Roman Senators encircling Julius Caesar
Painting of Roman Senators encircling Julius Caesar