Caption
Scarab with a depiction of two baboons adoring Bes; on the reverse, a convex image of a scarab occupies the center of the oval surface, decorated with engraved parallel lines. Materials and form: scarab amulet, engraved decorations. Iconography: baboon, Bes Egyptian deity. Date: ca. 1295–1186 BC, New Kingdom, 19th–20th Dynasty, Egypt. Dimensions: height 2.5 cm, width 3.6 cm., A group of small carved objects arranged in a grid on a light gray background, each object showing carved relief details; the objects are various oval and rectangular shapes in shades of brown, tan, beige, and muted green, with darker brown and black spots and worn areas; the top row shows an oval piece with grooves and a central raised element in warm brown and cream tones, a rectangular piece with symmetrical scroll and petal-like carvings in beige and muted green, and an oval scarab-shaped piece in pale beige with worn surface texture; the bottom row shows an oval piece with carved humanlike figures and abstract shapes in light brown and tan, a rectangular piece with compartmentalized carved motifs in beige and muted green, and an oval amulet-like piece with seated figure carvings in tan and darker brown shading.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A18_018
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20.6Mb (815.9Kb) / 10.1in x 7.9in / 3024 x 2381 (300dpi)