Egyptian New Kingdom terracotta mummy mask
£800.00
A face fragment from a life-size moulded terracotta anthropomorphic sarcophagus cover. Although Egyptian burials are often associated with elaborate gilded sarcophagi poorer Egyptians would have been buried with less ornate terracotta or wood coverings such as this example.
Culture
Egypt, New Kingdom, Ramesside period, XIXth or XXth Dynasty, c. 1292 – 1077 BC
Size
19.7 x 16.8 cms
Condition
Fragment as shown
Provenance
Ex. deceased estate, Amsterdam, Netherlands; acquired mid to late 20th Century
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