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Lot 221 - Arched Stele
Estimation: 4 000/5 000 €
Egypt
Roman Period , 1st century BC
Limestone. Visible chips, mounted in a wooden frame.
Height 39.5 cm ( 15 1⁄2 in )
Width 22 cm ( 8 5⁄8 in )
Former collection Mrs. A. Paris, France, acquired from Jean and Huguette Ramié, "Objets d'art" in Cannes. The invoice dated December 27, 1982 will be given to the buyer. Appraisal based on the invoice by J-L Despras, rue des Saint Pères, Paris.
A.B. Kamal: General Catalogue of Egyptian Antiquities of the Cairo Museum, 22001-22208, Stelae, Cairo 1904
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Significant stele with an arched top, decorated in the arch with a winged solar disk flanked by two cobras. Below, the god Amun seated on a throne, dressed in a short loincloth and the red crown topped with two ostrich feathers and a solar disk. He holds in his left hand the Was scepter and in the right an Ankh sign. In front of him a rectangular plaque, which was supposed to bear an inscription perhaps painted, is empty.
