拍品 13
13
AN EGYPTIAN PAINTED LIMESTONE RELIEF FRAGMENT FROM THE TOMB OF NY-ANKH-NESU
PROPERTY FROM A COLORADO COLLECTION
AN EGYPTIAN PAINTED LIMESTONE RELIEF FRAGMENT FROM THE TOMB OF NY-ANKH-NESU

OLD KINGDOM, REIGN OF TETI, CIRCA 2345-2291 B.C.

細節
AN EGYPTIAN PAINTED LIMESTONE RELIEF FRAGMENT FROM THE TOMB OF NY-ANKH-NESU
OLD KINGDOM, REIGN OF TETI, CIRCA 2345-2291 B.C.
16 in. (41 cm.) high
來源
Edwin Weisl, Jr. (1929-2005), New York.
The Brooklyn Museum, New York, gifted from the above, 1979 (Accession no. 79.176).
The Brooklyn Museum, New York; Antiquities, Christie's, London, 9 December 1992, lot 196.

拍品專文

This relief depicts offering bearers from the tomb of Ny-Ankh-Nesu, Count, Overlord of Nekheb. The tomb was built in Saqqara in early Dynasty VI and said to have been discovered in 1917 already in ruins. According to L. Berman, the surviving reliefs were taken to Europe and sold to various museums from Honolulu to Jerusalem (Catalogue of Egyptian Art, The Cleveland Museum of Art, p. 135, no. 76).

更多來自 古代文物

查看全部
查看全部