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Egyptian art, Late Period, 664-3…

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BRONZE VOTIVE STATUETTE OF THE GOD ANUBIS Egyptian art, Late Period, 664-332 B.C. Statuette depicting the jackal-headed god, standing on a rectangular base, walking, wearing the tripartite headdress and the loincloth chendjit. His left arm, projected forward, would once have held a scepter, now missing. Green patina. Height Height : 21 cm Provenance : Private collection of a French archaeologist, early 20th century Then by descent

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BRONZE VOTIVE STATUETTE OF THE GOD ANUBIS Egyptian art, Late Period, 664-332 B.C. Statuette depicting the jackal-headed god, standing on a rectangular base, walking, wearing the tripartite headdress and the loincloth chendjit. His left arm, projected forward, would once have held a scepter, now missing. Green patina. Height Height : 21 cm Provenance : Private collection of a French archaeologist, early 20th century Then by descent

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