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HEAD OF THE GODDESS Mut IN GRAUWACKE Egyptian art, New Kingdom, late 18th–early 19th Dynasty An elegant sculpture depicting the head of the goddess Mut, resting on a backrest, wearing a wig and a vulture’s headdress, flanked by a uraeus on the forehead—now missing—and surmounted by a pschent combining the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt. Visible damage. Height: 13 cm Provenance: Charles Gillet Collection (1879–1972), then passed down through the family An Egyptian greywacke head of the goddess Mut, New Kingdom, Late 18th–early 19th Dynasty
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