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Egypt, a large cartonnage of a mummy panel, Late Period, ca. 664–332 BCE; painted in polychrome pigments depicting various funerary deities. Kheper-Ra depicted as a winged scarab holding a sun disk, with Irosety on the right and Duamutef on the left. A series of geometric and floral borders; a kneeling Maat with outstretched wings, holding a crook and flail and a sun disk above her head. Qebehsenuef on the right, Hapi on the left, a scene of a mummy lying on a lion-shaped bed, two pots beneath a human-headed Ba bird, hovering over the mummy. Two female mourners with hands to their heads, a long panel depicting the four Sons of Horus. With a rounded base. Height 57.7 cm and maximum width 22.5 cm. Mounted on a black wooden panel. Provenance: Private English collection. Artemission, London. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar, Holland. [1]
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