Fragment de stèle fausse-porte engraved on the uprights with hieroglyphics in th…

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Fragment de stèle fausse-porte

engraved on the uprights with hieroglyphics in the name of a scribe. The top depicted the deceased making devotions (of which the feet and base of the altar remain). Limestone Wear and remains of red pigments, visible chips Egypt, Middle Kingdom H. 10 cm , L. 8.4 cm Provenance: Pierre Bergé sale, February 21, 2019, lot no. 118; acquired in 2007 from the E. Strobel, Nuremberg

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Fragment de stèle fausse-porte

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