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June 16, 2005 kicked off the long awaited Tour of arguably the most famous and recognizable name and face in all antiquity, short of Jesus Christ. But unlike Jesus Christ, we all know what King Tut looks like. The Clegg Series now dedicates it's staff and resources to diligently working towards setting the record straight as it pertains to this fascinating young Black rulers life and times. We invite the world to join us on our mission.
With the roll out of this massive King Tut tour, Egypt has already earned $20 million dollars up front in fees and expenses. The tour is also projected to generate hundreds of millions of additional dollars in gross revenue over the next two years. With all the money and media hype regarding the tour, let us not forget that the concept of a white King Tut is unacceptable.
A Workspace "Scene Capture" From The Desktop Of The Artist "Don Juan"
Featuring An Alternative View Of The National Geographic King Tut Bust.
 
 

The Science & Archaeological Fields Have Grossly Compromised Their Integrity With This Latest "Great White Tut" Creation.

All Art Is Purely Subjective. When It Comes To The Creation Of 3-D Sculpted Images Using High Tech Scanning Devices And Forensic Techniques, The End Product Will Always Be Influenced By The Participating Artist's Cultural Background, Racial Preferences And His Or Her Own Personal Ethnic School Of Thought.

The Fact That A Eurocentric, High-tech, Designer Model Of A [Great White Tut] Has Been Crafted By A White Archaeological Society And It's Participating Forensic Arts Community Is No Big Surprise. Isn't This All To Familiar?

What Is Amazing To Me, Is That These Institutions Would Even Think For A Moment That Black Historical Societies, The World Over, Would Just Idly Sit By And Silently Ignore This Grotesque Misrepresentation Of A Historical African Icon's Royal, Black, Ethnic Roots.

~ Don "Juan" Thornton ~

Executive Art Director, The Clegg Series

 

  
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