Amulet - dancing god Bes, Bes mythology. Figurine of Bes shown in right half-profile, head turned back; holds a tambourine in his left hand and grasps the base of his tail with his right. Four feathers on his head. Greenish faience. c. 1550–1069 BC; New Kingdom, Egypt. Amulet; height 4.6 cm, width 2.1 cm., A small, irregularly shaped object with a weathered, rough surface displayed against a plain light gray background; the object is primarily mottled brown with areas of greenish patina and some darker brown and reddish spots, showing uneven texture and worn edges; its silhouette has rounded protrusions and indentations, a narrow top widening into a bulbous middle and tapering toward a flat base; a small rectangular patch of muted pink is attached near the base.
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Amulet - dancing god Bes, Bes mythology. Figurine of Bes shown in right half-profile, head turned back; holds a tambourine in his left hand and grasps the base of his tail with his right. Four feathers on his head. Greenish faience. c. 1550–1069 BC; New Kingdom, Egypt. Amulet; height 4.6 cm, width 2.1 cm., A small, irregularly shaped object with a weathered, rough surface displayed against a plain light gray background; the object is primarily mottled brown with areas of greenish patina and some darker brown and reddish spots, showing uneven texture and worn edges; its silhouette has rounded protrusions and indentations, a narrow top widening into a bulbous middle and tapering toward a flat base; a small rectangular patch of muted pink is attached near the base.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A18_131

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

20.9Mo (1.1Mo) / 17.8cm x 29.4cm / 2100 x 3471 (300dpi)

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