Caption
Fragments of wall decoration from the mastaba of the dignitary Tepemankh, Niuserre ruler of Egypt; ca. 2445–2421 BC, Tepemankh ca. 2445–2421 BC, revindication provenance, sacrificial artists, scribes, mastabas, shipwright iconography, Scen.Gal.Eg., Egyptian architecture, sepulchral funerary architecture, scenes of boat building and bringing funerary offerings, c. 2445–c. 2421 BC; Old Kingdom, 5th Dynasty Nyuserre's reign, Abusir, bas-relief, height 26 cm, width 302 cm, depth 16 cm, weight 140 kg, A rectangular stone block with a rough, pitted surface shows a carved scene of two pairs of human legs in profile, with the legs arranged horizontally on a slightly raised band; the carved limbs have traces of reddish-brown pigment while the rest of the stone ranges in pale beige and light gray tones with areas of darker gray discoloration and small patches of muted red.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A00_104
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