Bemaltes Leinenfragment, Ägypten, Spätzeit, 6. - 4. Jahrhundert vor Christus - photo 1
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Bemaltes Leinenfragment, Ägypten, Spätzeit, 6. - 4. Jahrhundert vor Christus - photo 3

Bemaltes Leinenfragment, Ägypten, Spätzeit, 6. - 4. Jahrhundert vor Christus

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21.06.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Lot 6664 | Bemaltes Leinenfragment, Ägypten, Spätzeit, 6. - 4. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Bemaltes Leinenfragment, Ägypten, Spätzeit, 6. - 4. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Polychrom bemaltes Leinenfragment einer Mumie mit fünf Bildfeldern. Zentral der heilbringende Djed-Pfeiler, beidseitig davon je zwei Horus-Söhne. Zwischen den Bildern jeweils Schriftbänder mit Hieroglyphen und folgenden Texten:
1. Bild (links): "Kebehsenuf, der falkenköpfige spricht: Spende Libation für Hathor SEMSET selig, Tochter von PADIHOREMHEB selig ..."; 2. Bild: "Duamutef der schakalköpfige spricht: Möge er loben und preisen Hathor SEMSET selig, Tochter von PADIHOREMHEB selig (geboren von) der Herrin des Hauses TAREPIT." 4. Bild: "Amset der menschenköpfige spricht: Beschütze Hathor SEMSET selig, Tochter von PADIHOREMHEB, geboren von der Herrin des Hauses TAREPIT." 5. Bild: "Hapi der pavianköpfige spricht: Möge er geben ... Kleider und Weihrauch für Hathor SEMSET selig, Tochter von PADIHOREMHEB selig."
Ein Vergleichsobjekt für dieses attraktive Stück in der Sammlung der Universität Tübingen. Maße 18,5 x 35 cm. Unter Glas gerahmt (Rahmen 30 x 47 cm).

Provenienz: Privatsammlung A. Z., zuvor Privatsammlung M. K. (Schweiz), erworben 1994 bei Nefer Antike Kunst, Zürich. Davor alte englische Sammlung.

Zustand: II -
Polychromatically painted linen fragment of a mummy, Egypt, 6th - 4th century BC
Polychromatically painted linen fragment of a mummy with five fields. The central panel shows the pillar of Djed bringing salvation, with two sons of Horus on either side. Between the images are bands of hieroglyphs with the following texts:
1st panel (left): "Kebehsenuf, the falcon-headed one says: Give libation to Hathor SEMSET blessed, daughter of PADIHOREMHEB blessed ..."; 2nd image: "Duamutef the jackal-headed one says: May he praise and glorify Hathor SEMSET blessed, daughter of PADIHOREMHEB blessed (born of) the lady of the house TAREPIT." 4th image: "Amset the human-headed one says: Protect Hathor SEMSET blessed, daughter of PADIHOREMHEB, born of the lady of the house TAREPIT." 5th image: "Hapi the Pavian-headed says: May he give ... clothes and incense to Hathor SEMSET blessed, daughter of PADIHOREMHEB blessed."
A comparative object for this attractive piece in the collection of the University of Tübingen. Measures 18.5 x 35 cm. Framed under glass (frame 30 x 47 cm).

Provenance: Private collection A. Z., previously private collection M. K. (Switzerland), acquired 1994 at Nefer Antike Kunst, Zurich. Previously old English collection.

Condition: II -
Auction house category:Egypt and Asia
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