"Jesus among the Doctors" (1506) by Albrecht Dürer references the Henu Barque?

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Medieval to Renaissance paintings incorporating the Henu Barque ?

"Jesus among the Doctors" (1506) by Albrecht_Dürer

Henu Barque from Papyrus of Ani. Comparisons to be listed.
 
The crouching man's skirt becomes the main left man's hand resting upon a book.
 
The bulls horns become the label on his hat covered in writing.
 
The rope hanging from below the bulls horns becomes the main left man's hair coming out from beneath his hat.
 
The lower kestrel's head becomes the man's beard.
 

The Henu Barque from The Papyrus of Ani

The Henu Barque's support block becomes the open book held by the main man on the right. Have the rudders become the lower right man's elongated moustache?
 
The loops and the straps holding the barque don to the sledge runners becomes the hand configuration in the centre with the center of the barque becoming the young Jesus's neckline and pillars becoming the end of his sleeves.
 
The oryx head becomes the space between the open pages in the book on the upper left and also becomes the main left man's nose