Premise: Huge representations of rulers like Ramses II illustrate the power held by the throne and by the cult of personality, though there are also tiny sculptures such as a bust of Queen Hatschepsut, which may have stood on a mantle or in a niche, showing that Egyptians were not just fixated by the epic and monumental.

Hypothesis: The Egyptians only bothered to depict the greatest of their Pharaohs in their immortalizing art.
Relation: contradiction