Caption
Ushabti, Mummy-shaped funerary figurine, standing on a base with back supported by a pillar/pilaster. Arms crossed on the chest, right folded over left; both hands holding hoes. A bag is slung over the left shoulder on a single string on the back. Wears a three-part smooth wig back strand longer than front strands; long, straight, wide beard. Large eyes, wide nose, mouth set in a grimace, very large ears. No inscription. Late Period, 664–332 BC, Egypt. Shabti; height 7.7 cm, width 2.1 cm., A slender vertical statuette stands against a plain light gray background, showing a side profile of a human figure with a pronounced head, facial features, and hair or headdress that extends down the back; the surface appears weathered and textured with irregularities and small holes. The object displays a mix of greenish and bluish patina with areas of brown and tan discoloration, darker green and brown spots, and lighter beige or off-white patches near its base. The lower end rests on a small rectangular support that shows contrasting dark and light tones and a small strip of a different material along one side. The overall form is elongated and narrow, with subtle contours suggesting shoulders and a long garment or body tapering toward the base.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A04_258
License type
Rights managed
Available size
18.6Mb (836.1Kb) / 6.0in x 12.0in / 1808 x 3601 (300dpi)