Légende

Amulet of Hapi. Relief figurine of Hapi — one of the Sons of Horus. Hapi shown in right profile with a mummy-like body and a baboon's head covered with a wig, holding a folded cloth in front of him. Smooth back with two holes for attaching the figurine. Part of a set of four Sons of Horus. Date: 664–30 BC Late Period–Ptolemaic Period, Egypt. Amulet; height 4.6 cm, width 1.4 cm., A small vertical figurine of a standing anthropoid figure with a stylized head and mane-like detail, rendered in a weathered bluish-green faience with areas of brownish discoloration and pale grayish spots; the figure stands on a rectangular base, with a draped element along one side and rounded limb forms, and surface pitting and worn edges visible across the object.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A00_163

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

19.2Mo (913.5Ko) / 15.5cm x 31.0cm / 1835 x 3659 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Amulet Hapi Relief figurine Sons Horus Hapi shown right profile mummy- body baboon's head covered wig holding folded cloth front Smooth back two holes attaching figurine Part set four Sons Date 664–30 BC Late Period–Ptolemaic Period Egypt height 4.6 cm width 1.4 cm small vertical figurine standing anthropoid figure stylized head mane- detail rendered weathered bluish-green faience areas brownish discoloration pale grayish spots figure stands rectangular base draped element side rounded limb forms surface pitting worn edges visible across object.