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Compared to work done in the Amarna style, the work done for Ramses II was

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Compared to work done in the Amarna style, the work done for Ramses II was a return to convention.
The Amarna style was sort of "experimental," meaning that the artists wanted to try out something different and new in their art. However, that artwork created for Ramses II had to be conventional, because of his position as a pharaoh in the Egyptian society.

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