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Fragment of a relief featuring the cartouche of Alexander II. Fragment of a relief bearing a hieroglyphic inscription arranged around the royal cartouche of Alexander II (317–310 B.C.). The cartouche is framed by royal titles and epithets, including the sovereign’s titles as well as formulas associating the king with deities. Limestone. Egypt, Macedonian period, late 4th century B.C. 36.5 × 97 × 6 cm. Provenance: - Roger Peyrefitte Collection. Paris, Hôtel George-V, Ader–Picard–Tajan, May 26, 1977, lot 1, then identified as bearing the cartouche of King Apriès, 26th Dynasty. Original label.
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