Consulter la cote et le prix de A Bronze Figure of Amun, 26th/30th Dynasty, 664-342 B.C., the Theban god striding on a rectangular

Description : base and formerly holding the ankh and was-scepter, and wearing a pleated royal kilt with wide belt, broad beaded collar, braided beard with curled tip, and cap surmounted by ostrich plumes and sun-disk indicated in very shallow relief, his face with smiling mouth with full lips indented at the corners, large eyes, and contoured tapering eyebrows, the base engraved on two sides with a dedicatory inscription for the priest of Amun, Djed-hor, son of Shep-en-hor. Height 93/4 in. (24.8 cm.) Provenance: base and formerly holding the ankh and was-scepter, and wearing a pleated royal kilt with wide belt, broad beaded collar, braided beard with curled tip, and cap surmounted by ostrich plumes and sun-disk indicated in very shallow relief, his face with smiling mouth with full lips indented at the corners, large eyes, and contoured tapering eyebrows, the base engraved on two sides with a dedicatory inscription for the priest of Amun, Djed-hor, son of Shep-en-hor. Height 93/4 in. (24.8 cm.) Provenance: Charles Ede Ltd., London (Small Sculpture from Ancient Egypt, June 1972, no. 16, illus.).
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