Oushebti miniature He is wearing farm implements in relief, is inscribed with a …

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Oushebti miniature

He is wearing farm implements in relief, is inscribed with a ventral column and has his tripartite wig painted black. Turquoise and black earthenware Egypt, Third Intermediate Period H. 5.2 cm Provenance: Royal Athena Galleries, New-York, April 3, 2019, with gallery certificate

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