Caption
Figurine of Osiris depicted as a mummy-like standing figure wrapped in a shroud. The arms protruding from beneath the shroud are crossed over the chest in the so-called Upper Egyptian configuration. In his right hand, Osiris holds a scepter, while in his left he holds a whip. The head is adorned with an atef crown consisting of the White Crown and two ostrich feathers placed on the sides. The crown is topped with a solar disk and additionally adorned with a large uraeus with two lateral body coils and a long, wavy tail. The shroud fits softly to the body, highlighting the outline of the back and forearms. A false beard is attached to the chin. 664–332 BC; Late Period, Egypt; sculpture; height 17.9 cm, width 5 cm., A small metal statuette photographed against a pale gray background showing the back of a standing figure with a tall headdress; the surface is mottled with green and brown patina and areas of darker and lighter green, brown, and occasional reddish-brown; the figure has a narrow torso, short squared shoulders, and a long skirted lower body with a subtle vertical seam at the back; the headdress rises above the head with rounded and flared elements and shares the same mottled green and brown coloration; the base shows worn edges and the same mix of green, brown, and reddish-brown tones.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A05_473
License type
Rights managed
Available size
51.5Mb (1.5Mb) / 10.0in x 20.0in / 3000 x 6000 (300dpi)