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250 - Bronze statuette of Osiris. Late Period, ca. 716–332 B.C. Height 26.3 cm; 30.5 cm with wooden base. Hollow bronze casting. Mummy-like figure of the god Osiris wearing an atef crown and uraeus. The ceremonial beard is attached beneath the chin. Across his chest, the god holds a crook and a flail. A decorative band runs down his back, ending in an eyelet at shoulder height. Eyes inlaid with white and black glass. With traces of gilding! Chestnut-brown patina; broken at the ankles. Small parts of the crown are missing. Provenance: European collection from the 1970s. Subsequently, the L.V. Collection, USA. In Germany since 2019. Published and exhibited: G. Gelburd, *Androgyny in Art*, Exhibition November 6–December 19, 1982, Emily Lowe Gallery, Hofstra University.
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Bronze statuette of Osiris. Late Period, ca. 716–332 B.C. Height 26.3 cm; 30.5 cm with wooden base. Hollow bronze casting. Mummy-like figure of the god Osiris wearing an atef crown and uraeus. The ceremonial beard is attached beneath the chin. Across his chest, the god holds a crook and a flail. A decorative band runs down his back, ending in an eyelet at shoulder height. Eyes inlaid with white and black glass. With traces of gilding! Chestnut-brown patina; broken at the ankles. Small parts of the crown are missing. Provenance: European collection from the 1970s. Subsequently, the L.V. Collection, USA. In Germany since 2019. Published and exhibited: G. Gelburd, *Androgyny in Art*, Exhibition November 6–December 19, 1982, Emily Lowe Gallery, Hofstra University.
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Auction 322: Ancient Art (Live Auction, Lots 1–407)Auction house
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