cite as: https://uremuseum.org/record/E.62.2
Accession_Number | E.62.2 |
Shape | Fragment |
Shape_description | |
Material | Limestone |
Fabric | Egyptian |
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Decoration | Sculptor's trial piece. White limestone, the sculptor is trying different ways of drawing hair. The bottom of the fragmet has a human head with one way of drawing hair, one braid at the from with several straight lines representing the rest of the hair alon with a band accross the top of the hair. Other methods include small squares, undulating lines and straight parrallel lines made up of small chips into the surphace. |
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Condition | Intact if fragmentary. The detail is refined and there is no deposit on the surphace. No discernable damage. |
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Provenance | Unknown |
Period | New Kingdom: 18 dynasty |
Date | 1539-1295 |
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Height | 9.7 |
Diameters | |
Handle_height | |
Other_dims. | W. (max.) 6.1; depth (max.) 2.2 |
Location | Egypt |
Edited_by | Leigh |
Date_edited | 10.09.2002 |