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CATALOGUE GENERAL
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ANTIQUITES EGYPTIENNES
DD MUSEE DU CAIRE
GRAECO-EGYPTIAN COFFINS
MASKS AND PORTRAITS
CATALOGUE GENERAL
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33101-33285
GRAEC0-EGYPT1AN COFFINS
MASKS AND PORTRAITS
PAR
M. C. C.
EDGAR
LE CAIRE
IMPR1MERIE DE L'INSTITUT FRANCAIS
D'ARCHEOLOGIE OR1ENTALE
1905
INTRODUCTION.
belong for the most part to objects described in the following catalogue -decoration in Egypt. They consist of the last stages of the history of element is either predominant or strongly those pieces in which the Greek everything which showed marks of pronounced. I have naturally not included
The
mummy
style
of the transitional
A separate
practical
it
publication
Greek portion
of the
series
was advisable on
grounds, but
impossible
to
everyone
who has
is
make
appreciated without some knowledge which are published here cannot be rightly they are descended. of the Egyptian types from which
The order
Collins,
of the catalogue
is
as follows
n os 33ioi-33i25.
5
Mum my -cases,
n os 33 270-3337
5.
os
33276-33282.
added
at the
A few
end, n"
33283-33285.
have also
to
Brugsch Bey. the collection.was kindly undertaken by especially for. help on various points,
with regard
to the
the student who are intended as explanatory matter for the limits of the field. I have not strayed beyond
to
collection
be treated
prefer to separate
what
is still
partly conjecture
is
is
though
cannot but
think that
a general
would at least be were more carefully studied as a whole, there any case there still agreement about the main outlines of it. But in
if it
to
is
increasing
even
year.
n"
33if>'i and
33i25,
is
all
the
objects
in
the collection
nothing
and
the
in
provincial
from a time when the two civilizations of Greece and Egypt were in intimate
contact
all
is
the
The
collins n"
33ioi-33i25
recent
is
33i2A,
33
2 5
brought here
in
very
common, and
in
there
this sort
Egypt. The wooden coffins on the other hand, with the exception of n 33
to a
22
belong
Egypt and
in a
in the
recent book
(3)
.
Dr. C. Wat/.inger
(2)
.
fully discussed
it
there
would
i
2 3 is
r ''
century.
The splendid
coffin
from Saqqarah, n os
series, to
33ioi-33i
the
judge
by
details of the
ornamentation
the
Medousa-heads
in
more
Passing
we come
to
the
modelled masks, gathered together on plates VII-XXX. These areof course directly derived from Egyptian types. During the Ptolemaic period many of the Greek
"I
:
For
wlial
is
known aboul
Lheir
provenance sec
p.
and i3.
Griechische Holzsarcophage aus der Zeit Mc.mmlers des Grosser,. Wissmsrhnfilichc VeroffentUchungen <kr Deutsche* Orient -Geselhchaft, Heft 1).
V
in
* of
to
Walzingers
il
list
its
presence in the
gallery.
Museum
time
include
in the catalogue
it
is
now exhibited
Graeco-Roman
A mistake
my description of n" 33i2i is corrected in the Addenda et Corrigenda on p. i3a. Watzinger descrihes the roof-ridge of this coffin as painted yellow and brown alternately, hut I can see no traces of yellow colouring on il. There is a peculiar object in the Museum which may possibly have one, belonged lo a colli,, of this class, a beart-shaped plaque of wood with remains of a colour,,! design in ll,, best Greek style.
in
N
-Mi
is
il
really
comes from
in
Cairo
made
inhabitants began
their
to
first
naturally
custom went
to the native
mummies were
decorated
as time goes
on signs of Greek
is
not
till
the
Roman
Here the
we have
of
33
group
is
they lack
many
to
points in
common
with
Sambathion
that
be either
much
earlier or
much
later. It is
this
women, and
selection)
the
seem
most part
to
style,
a distinction which was not confined to this locality as will be seen later.
of the male
that
it
One
masks bears
the
name
of Titus
Flavins Demetrius
it
2)
,
which shows
:
the deceased
principate.
may
made
will
From
appear afterwards
may
be inferred that the gilded busts with modelled arms and drapery were fashionable in the
Fayoum about
the
greater naturalism
may be noted
33 127, which
like the
is
less
contem-
The methods
well as
mummy-decoration naturally varied from place to place as from age to age. The gilded busts of which we have been speaking are
of
for in the
Fayoum
field. Plates
VI1I-XVII
masks
of about the
same period
These come from the necropolis of Meir in Middle Egypt, and are somewhat
less
The
chitons are
(cf.
rend-
dressed in an Egyptian
is
mode
the figure of
Nephthys on
"'
121
pi.
we
find
IJawara
Of.
cit.,
16.
laces
style in the
modelling, alongside of
somewhat characterless.
Plate
WII
(jives
decoration of the
mummies
ol
to
38-
33iAA
dedl\
are fragments
these
masks
represenl
women and
girls.
are deci-
The
very similar lo
what we
on the gilded hosts from Hawara. From their many points of resemblance
lo the
it
Hawara
class
and
specimens
among
sl
i
the following
groups
may he interred
that the
Men masks
1
babh from
n os 33
45-33 a
them, come from the cemeteries of Middle Egypt, hut we have very
worth} information about
buried
in
tin;
discover}
to
and the
sort of
mummies
to
The
first lot
it
was
that
it
at
lirsl
supposed
that
(1.
the type
was
a peculiar
in
and
of
ma}
least he
home
the type.
the plaster
masks
-'''.
Tounah.
the necropolis of
one
ol
the
said lo
come
from Balansourah. Several specimens have heen obtained in the tombs of Antinoopolis (l)
.
at Diospolis
Parva
(:,)
.
It
is
common
lo
some writers
the
Deshasheh, p.
I
statement
to
founded.
Il
is,
to
apply
lo
G2
which were
In Notice,
is
shaped
like [he
he attached
to
the
mummy.
189.^-1897.
p. .Vi'i,
Portraits, p.
jjivea
masks were
polis
this
way (Annates du
is
V
(
XXVI,
p.
67-58).
33209,
"'
no doubt part of
a coffin.
10/1.
Deshasheh
(,
p. 1.
'i
Annates du
Musk
|
Guimet,
vol.
XXVI,
pi.
pi.
XXI-XXIV.
'-'
Diospolis Parva
XLII.
The masks
at least,
more than
a century
and
a half
in style
earlier
and
would
is
it
more
plate's
may be
common
and with the Meir busts on the other hand. The general shape of
is
whole mask
practically the
lie
same
head does
not always
quite so Hat
(1)
.
unfortunately there
is
Cairo collection
shown on
plates
bust, the front of the head seems to have been usually modelled in plaster alone
without being
first
plaster in
fact,
was
gradually being substituted for the latter material, and the change was probably
conducive
of the
to a freer style of
work.
are male
masks
same
class.
is
more
conservative.
the forehead
33iG3 and 33
the other
same fashion
as the
hand wear
the
locks hanging over their shoulders, an African coiffure frequently given to Graeco-
pi. VII,
each side of her face, and similar locks are sometimes found on contemporary
Roman
portraits.
On many of
"
33187 ana
tne
tne
far
removed
sL
i
in date
many
points in
common;
to say,
they
most part
to the
century A. D.
And many
of n"
the
same
date.
Thus
waved hair
33 187 with
ll)
For
llccuch!,
8 <) 5
p.
111.
is
Roman
st
84
recall a
apogee
XXVI and
XXVII look
question
came
into fashion.
Let us pass
now
to a
mask,
far
of
mens
are
shown on
[dale XIX.
detail
it
prototype.
No Egyptian
is
masks.
mainly modelled
is
in plaster,
no
is
new
type
is
as
if
it
consists
in
On
the
st
i
century masks
it
is
(1)
.
usually
painted: and
inlaid,
it
is
made
Hut on
a small
way
ground on
which the
softer
iris
new technique
little
gives a rather
The
features have
or nothing of
which
is
so
marked on many
life-like
even in
it
this
some
may appear,
for the
is
questionable whether
to
many
of
as faithful portraits.
They tend
average person, like ready-made clothes, rather than for the individual.
to
the
same
on plates
plate
XX and
XXIV and
XXIV, which
have a strong family resemblance, are approximately dated by the way in which
the hair
is
we know from
the
the Empresses,
On
ll)
So
far as
lliey
seem
to lie
usually,
11
On some
to
of
llie
specimens which
have
seems
he
artificial ([lass,
sometimes iride-
of small air-bubbles.
flat
Most
of the
masks on
plate
XXIV have
may
be
later century. N" 33 1 69 is probably somewhat placed well before the end of the again is more in the style ol the portraits than those just mentioned. N 33 17& The may b e dated about the tune of Julia Domna
ofPlautilla,
andn
33^5
men s
u8 later than the Antomne age. N 33 1 heads on plate XIX are also probably whom we resemblance to Caracal^" (an Emperor of in particular has so much good reason Egypt), that it may be assigned with have several portrait- statues in similar in style. is a younger head very and 11 33 1
to his
reign;
To
above works belong the lately acquired the same general class as the still 33, 1 o-33. 1 .. Here the heads are raised
impressed but the pupil is emphasized by an higher The eyes are not inlaid, are painted as well. The two busts, which of course the whole eve was
mark and
century portraiture, realistic, unaffected style of very rood specimens of the is that of n 33 a 1 plate XIX for close-cut hair like are still later than those on with Caracalla. N 33.n may be compared characteristic of the period after century Diadumenianus. N 33. i 3 is also a in' portraits of the young prince three wooden of about the same age are the head Inferior to these in style but catalogue. 33.oG-33.o8 for the technique see text ol busts on plate XXIX, n contemporary of beverus Alexwhich is the best of them, looks like a
, :
m-
IN"
earlier was not a late innovation, for a much ander. The use of wood, however, while the head is chest made of straight boards mask-, n 33i6i, has the
33. 06
modelled in plaster.
the masks,
among These then are the two main classes the 33,66 and 33i8 7 and which belongs for represented by such heads as tfraised heads, which extends <*< century, and the series with most part to the Ihe the .11 ,1"" century to the second quarter of from the second half of the elements other was gradual. The Egyptian progress from the one type to the rises The head, which at first had lain flat less and less conspicuous.
.
...
the
group which
is
Irow
HUlc by
little.
come
into use.
as they approximate
if
they were
all
be
them into line with well-known Roman indicated by details which bring age and characteristic coiffure of the Flavian Thus n 33i8i.pl. XXV, has the be much the 1" century, or at least cannot probably belongs to the last quarter of
portraits
head from Goplos (Mil*., Egypt under
much
"simpler. Apart
from
this,
however,
many
them have
their age
l)
Rman
Rule, p. 71,
fig.
61).
later
mask
is
typo,
i
wears
pi.
XXII,
has the Flavian curls together with the long shoulder- locks of the early style,
and bail-earrings
like
made
of opaque material.
N33i8a,
pi.
XXV,
the top of
whose head
is
unforin
was fashionable
is
33 180,
pi.
XXV,
rather later
inlaid in the
the
arc;
new
method
in
transparent glass.
the
Among
pi.
men's heads
which
date
Its
from
is
the
11 ' 1
century
33 1 58,
XXII.
is
an instructive specimen.
is
age
this
belongs
to
the reign of
is
Hadrian or
to
partly
the
n
in the early
pi.
Of about
33
j, pi.
XXII, and n
332 o5,
is still
somewhat Egyp-
examples
the
1
seems
to
n"'
century that
century
(cf.
n"
os
shown on
N
plate XXIII,
is
may be assigned
'
to the
Antonine period
'.
33iGi
Though
the head
not
much
mask
is
that of
hand
many examples
will
now attempt
they are catalogued. N 33if)3, pi. XXI, belongs to the later type of
the head
lies
mask, but
should place
it
nine age, a date with which the earrings and the coiffure are quite in keeping.
is
much
later.
it
has most in
Guimet,
published in
Annates da Musie
vol.
'
XXVI.
'
,,1.
XXII.
is stilt
more
distinctly
{jlass.
lias
recently
come
into
the
are of transparent
common
eye
compare
and
Kom
el
Ahmar shown on
i
plate
XXX. N 3 3
1
5, which of the
53
is
a rather isolated
mask
n 3 3
73
mantle
it
somewhat resembles
:
grouped
in the illustration
take
it
to
belong,
most of these,
it
to the earlier
though
is
may be placed
among
N
the earlier of the heads which have inlaid eyes of transparent material.
is
33177
probably Antonine,
os
like the
,
seem
have lain nearly Hat and one of them at least has worn an Egyptian necklace
earlier
like the
male masks.
On
the other
hand
the style
is
perfectly free
and
33178
may reasonably
assign them to
s
33iqb and
33 196,
less raised,
high as that of n
the series
(cf.
33i45
is
doubtful.
the middle of
when
used indifferently
os
on masks
tin.'
33 190), but we
find
is
something similar
later like-
os
33ift5, 33 173). N
re tains
33198
shown
to
be early by
its
ness to n
33197. N 33199
in the
to
the
the eyes
55
and the
Turning
to plate
XVIII,
should attribute
33^00
in style
it
is
somewhat akin
the u"
century head
33i82. N 3320
no doubt pretty
early.
I
N 33202,
modelled beard,
to
is
do not know
the
exactly
where
place
it.
is
approximately dated by
to
mask
belong
mask, but
is
33200.
It
is
made
of
wood and
lias
collin.
The badness
late period.
series of
common
it
in the n"
also in
11'"
1
the
Hence
it
am
middle of the
century, and
a
may
332i3,
same
pi.
XXX, should he
in the
compared with
much
pi.
Lady
Meiix Collection,
XXVII A. The
in front,
the
sort of eves,
the
lips
same
which
arrangement of hair
(cf. n
:
33i8u),
it
may
be placed in the
Egypt
The adoption
of the practice of
mummification
on
the one
lated in
hand
some
On
the other
hand
a study of the
masks
reveals on
the
whole a progress
to a
more Hellenic
style
and not
gradual
many mediocre
to a
pieces in the
but
work such
as n
332 10 belongs
higher class
33 129, however
carefully executed. It
an entirely regular development. Certain heads are more advanced in style than
later in date.
belong-
unmislakeable.
to
Though
come
the
main
series of
farther
down than
iif'
my
knowledge goes), yet the custom of decorating, mummies with modelled masks
survived
till
much
later, as is
shown by
the
at Deir
have
Journal
d"entrc'e.
it,
The Deir
Bahari
mummies,
I
label attached to
do not know exactly on what grounds. Mr. Naville interprets Ihe cup and corn-
111
el
Bahari, pi.
II,
p. 5.
and M.
E.
Guimet
speaks of the same or a similar figure as a priest of the convent in his white
sacerdotal robe'
1
'.
This
is
going rather
far; for a
down
each side
is
men
in the ordinary
masks and
portraits,
os
and
common
it
33 1 ay,
332i6). On
the other
hand
may
of
mummies
paganism
to the
There
at least
Christian period.
33 2 80 with
I
The books
lh
to
which
was common
in the
and
waved hair
of the
masks
recalls
of the
same period.
but have the contours emphasized by lines and round spots of a darker shade,
and
it is
some
tombs of
the
Queens
at the
Theban
the realistic
1"
rd
come from
the
Fayoum.
true that they have been found in other places also, such as
to
Many
of those in Cairo
is'
come from
Hawara;
Fayoum
(Vcnlrcc
The
masks
which
is
In certain
I
minor respects
gone into
this
me
I
to require modification,
but as
have
question elsewhere
',
shall here
merely state
my own
opinion
'*'
t.
XXX,
p.
i5o.
the Christians see C. Schmidt in Zeitschrift fur Aeg.
(2)
On
among
Sjtrarhe,
(3
'
1896,
p.
52
ff.
hi.
(4)
1905,
p. 2 2 5.
It
is
when
the
The
close connection
if
we had
a greater
number
mummies
one collection;
for the
pointed out, that some of those which have portraits painted on canvas are
among
as
the earliest
if
all
shown on
plates
(2)
.
XXXI-XXXV
to a
are not
to
development
They are
shall not
It
attempt here
to
and the
lines of connection.
is
should be noted
probably indeed there were more varieties than those of which entire specimens
are
now
in existence.
Sometimes we can
tell
to
what type
of
mummy
it is
a portrait
has belonged by the marks round the sides of the panel. But
to
not possible
satisfactorily in this
arranging the
series.
that
is
in a
more or
it
less
was some-
times coated with a priming, though as often as not the colours were applied
directly to the surface of the
(resinous?) substance
used.
(3)
;
in other cases a
wash
been
Where
we
wood below
in black lines.
N 33
coloured
f>
how
On
n 3 3
33
there are
some remains
of a
drawing
red
occasionally
the
when
How
is
partly a matter
of controversy There
(
no doubt that
p.
"
17.
earliest
<2)
332i6
is
cited
mummy
11
being
flircclly
certainly
to
some
similarity
think
it is
doubtful whether
33tu6 ought
;;o
Conner von
portraits
Ilichler,
Rom.
Mitt.,
p.
Fayoum
the others
had no priming
at all.
molted wax.
It
is
strokes.
was put on
first,
:
the head
appears
to
is
with the hrush. But on most of the portraits these parts have a rougher appearance
the paint
is
instrument, a hard, rather blunt point with which the wax has been worked
about and certain lines emphasized. Mr. Petrie has suggested that
this
may have
Donner
von Richter, a student of ancient technique who has the great advantage of being
himself an accomplished painter. According
as described above, but the flesh
to his
this
is
was brought
rough edges
left
by
the spatula and produce a glossy even surface, lie claims that this explanation
accords with the account of encaustic painting in Pliny and states that he has
himself used the same method with satisfactory results. Nevertheless after exami-
find
it
difficult to
no clear
traces of
On
the other
hand
the brush-
marks and
the
marks
cases one can only suppose the colours to have been put on with the brush in
a
more or
I
less
fluid condition
to the
in places
tool.
adhere therefore
practi-
extremely obscure
meaning
may
be,
it
The mummy-portraits
painted in
this
to
one or two others again, particularly n" 332^2 and 33 2/18, which seem lo have been painted in a quite thin liquid material with a certain lustre; perhaps in
such cases the colours were applied in a resinous medium; whether wax was used
I
do not know.
XIV
The panel
portraits
seem
to
me
to
Emcover
to
much
the
same period
The observations
of Mr. Petrie
and
whole
Roman
age, and
to the
same
effect.
masks
it
is
Roman
to
the
help.
Some examples
I
main outlines of
the series.
have not
attempted, however,
to
have not
enough of material
at
hand
for a
for instance
there are several portraits here which do not contain in themselves any convinc-
ing evidence of their age but which might be clearly dated by comparison with
other examples, not
known
to
me,
in other collections.
Moreover
hear that a
publication of the whole of the scattered material has already been taken in
hand,
is
certainly
much needed.
cases be dated by the
The women's
hair
is
portraits can in
many
way
in
which the
dressed.
33265,
it
pi.
XLIII,
is
similar to that of
Sambathion,
pi.
may
therefore
be placed in the
later.
The canvas
portrait on the
same
332 68,
is
Somewhat
later than
33^7,
coil
pi.
XXXVII, with
a thick arch of
grew out of
characteristic
l
33223, 33s A
and
is
and
332 Vi are
of the
also a
nd
ii
st
i .
to
be assigned
to
sl
i
33256,
pi.
XLI,
akin
to
probably
century work.
The
tall
artificial coiffure
of n
3329 2,
pi.
XXXIV,
represents a fashion of the times of Trajan and Hadrian, while the simpler
arrangement of n33253,
later,
pi.
XL, and
n" 3 3 a G 3
pi.
style
is
which
came
represented by n
is
332 A3
and 332/i8,
pis.
collection
<
\\
particular class. N
33335.
pi.
XXXVII,
is
which may
the shape of the earrings also perhaps bo placed in the later part of the series, as is characteristic lower end a r i n g with a hunch of round grains at the
of such late
masks
as n
os
".
With regard
to the
jewellery in
general
may remark
is
a division
which seems
lo
me
loo rigid.
fairly
smooth,
The
^7.
painted on a panel
same
early class.
The heads
lo the
of them belong with beards and thick curly hair are a later type. Many
Antonine period.
n
Among
to
may be
placed n
os
33^2
3326i seems
is
forehead
arranged
above the be of the age of Septimius Severus as the hair Others large separate locks like that of the Emperor.
in
such as n 332 33
may
the plaster mask n 33 168. the characteristics of the Imperial type so clearly as cut the hair an'd beard very After the time of Garacalla it became the fashion to portraits in our series belong. close, and it is to this period that the latest the os seem to me to be examples of this type
33^3
1,
latter in particular
XXIX).
I
which
traits.
means
Roman
as
porof
them
most
all
is
fall
above-mentioned
classes.
XXXIII,
a portrait of a
the
same
:
think that
probably belongs
lo
to the
pre-Antonine
all
<"'.
But
do not propose
W M
Cf. also
n 2.
lo
The panels
by Mr. Petrie
know
at first
hand
is
33 2 o3
is
an example of
bearded head of
much
the
same
sort.
the
know do
not seem to
me
lo
be particularly early.
lliis.
If
the
main points
are right,
have
little
doubt
to
thai with
comparative
study
to
it
will
be possible
The paintings on
due
the
The masks
style is affected
prototypes.
The panels on
the other
directly influenced
in
common
this
Egypt before
the decoration of
to
mummies, though
is
innovation
may
a
some
extent. It
far the
mummy-paintings are
produce
faithful
likenesses.
it
them have
been able
that in
to
this
is
probable indeed
of their subjects.
main
much
1
'
first-hand
knowledge
A badly
has a few
memoranda
about the features of the deceased, an indication that the picture was not painted
straight from nature. Hut the chances are that there
in the
wa\
in
no reason
they
for
thinking
not be so
afforded
:
many good
likenesses
may
is
slight test
XXXVU
is
their
resemblance
to
more
make
the por-
Roman
age.
been found
in
to
mummies
XII),
mummy
10,
aiu ^
plate XIJII
33aGo, from the Fayoum, probably both come from tombs. For whatever
and
the attributes
332G9
(Journal
From
Museum
d'entrie
monument
we may
38267
of
set
up
in a house
in a frame.
The shape
33^69
recalls certain
Roman
by an aedicula
much
like this
As an actual instance
il
33 2 Go
is
what
were meant
to
window.
It
this
portrait,
like
332 28,
is
painted in distemper.
The custom
of decorating
portraits
it
seems
to
have
out at this time. Plates XLVI1 and XLV1II contain reproductions of three painted
portraits
(p. x).
forming a counterpart
of the
to
the latest
at
Some
mummies found
repre-
sentation of the whole figure painted on the outer sheet of the wrappings (like
n
332
and
mode
of deco-
ration. N"
33282
is
The work
is
less
incongruity between
and the
rest of the
good examples of Egypto-Byzantine art and are perhaps not earlier than the
second half of the
iv"
1
century,
when
come
into fashion
home
of this peculiar
'.
Another
class of objects
is
shown on
plates
are
mummy-
cases of cartonnage,
made
and
in
which
still
contains the
mummy,
best
when
Akhmim,
the
Khem-
mis of Herodotus and the Panopolis of later times. They show a mixture of Greek
like the
to
mummy-masks, though
N"
Cf.
33269
Ebers,
is
'
l )e '
n {J
morc
fully
published in the
(2)
Hellenistisclie Porlrats, p.
same
sort in
Europe, one
of which
236.
the luces
is
still
essentially Egyptian.
It
is
with the
earlier of the
masks
most
affinity.
Thus
the hair of
n08 33270
jewellery
is
sort as that of n
33129. The
the
we meet with on
which
very
masks and
The earrings
in
ending apparently
Hellenistic period.
an animals head.
a type
is
common
is
in the
The
a typically
Egyptian garment.
On
N" 332 73
'
is
at
Abousir
el
Malak
2)
.
It
came from
more than
thirty corpses,
and
making
Roman
period
cit.,
p.
i3). Another
mummy-case from
is
the
same tomb
is
published on
of Mr.
Rubensohns
figures from
assigned
to
is
reproduced on
with
to
10.
The
Akhmim
this
common
it
this
more
seems
me
probable
than
works
as
On
the other
mummy-case
,
of the
same
type
and provenance
as these
about
200 A.D.
(!)
from the
same tomb
in
is
largely
statement
1
is
will
should be inclined
:
place them
on the evidence of
figure
is
and particular
it
details
for
Museum
of superior
workmanship
is
and
classifica-
development of
Ahmed Bey Kamal,
class
the
diadem of
a
rosolles
n
ri'.
Stiles d'epoque
is
LXIX,
head f
Graeco- Egyptian
which
Roman
1
period. A statuette
pi. IV,
liave
dated
it,
p.
vn)
wears
'
a similar
diadem.
Aeg. Sprache, vol. XLI, p. 1-91.
2" d Egyptian
2'
1
See
Zeilschrift fur
lo
Guide
1"
and
Rooms,
Graeco-Egyptian
logical study lo
art.
oilier
branches of archaeo-
they which they contribute interesting material. For instance Egypt during of information about the history of dress in
they
cover.
Without entering
in
it,
into
this
subject
may
call
attention
to
the
frequent occurrence
of
isolated
designs or
figures:
the modelled symbols, such as the swastika, on the mantles of (l 9 io, 332 7 2 and 33-.?7 6 see for example, n" 33is6, 33i55, 33
5
Fm
the
history
of religion
and
ritual
again
the
collection
is
not without
portrait of the deceased may be, the importance. However Greek in style the from the Egyptian mythology. mythological representations are invariably taken
They are
and
figures,
interesting details. For instance that but here and' there we come upon some 2) and menon Alexandrian coins peculiar long-spouted vessel which is figured Isiac procession appears in one of tioned by Apuleius in his description of the pours a libation from in the draped arms of a priest who the scenes on n 332 2
<
it
to Osiris.
friezes of n
33.
and 332
to
G (pi.
1
XXXI and
there p 70)
which
can find no
What
is
drapery M carefully guarding it from hold between them in the folds of their Anubis-jackal again with the symbolic key contact with the naked hand? The representations which one does not meet his neck is another of those
hung round
with before
Roman
of little interest
type. It
is
and
they appear to be times. As for the hieroglyphic inscriptions in printed not attempted to give a reading of them
I
have
The great which signs are meant lo be represented. ami most of them are clearly shown majority belong to the early masks from Meir influence increases, it photographs. On the n"' century masks, as Greek
often doubtful
1
in the
is
we
The
two
58 and 33
at a
3.
as
much
this (cf.
%.
occurrence in Egypt
is
characteristically regarded by
p.
E Guimet
100).
XXXI it seems to have a lid B. M. Cat, Coins of Alexandria, n n, PL the Isiac crown ... trout handle to serve as thumb-piece with a larger uraeus behind on top of another example suggested in the catalogue, p. 3. There is of the shoulder cannot be the spout as is (Saglio, Dictionrebel Museum, .1 2.809. The vase on the Vatican
surrounded by urae,
on
mummy
in the British
4io3)
is less
many
illustrations of
it
on the
Italian
monuments.
CATALOGUE GENERAL
DES
ANTIQUITES EGYPTIENNES
DU MUSEE DU CAIRE.
GRAECO-EGYPTIAN COFFINS,
MASKS AND PORTRAITS.
33101.
Coffin.
Wood
1
length
m. 99
(pi. 1).
m. 57 cent.
at the
Sarapeion
Rectangular
of darker
coffin
and lighter-
of cylinders, with high gable roof. The roof-ridge consists of a row and coloured wood alternately, pinned together end to end;
there
is
a similar
The
are each
composed
and
in the
a long
head moulding, the upper side of the recess coinciding moulding, which has of junction between the two planks. The bead has been made on the lathe in several strips and
,
exactly corthe divisions in the upper and the lower line of roof is a broad strip of responding with each other. Down the end of each side
cross-section as sketched
mammon
taken out and arc descritympana, which are elaborately ornamented, have been cylinders 01 33 and 33 1 o3. The roof-ridge and the two other rows of
1
02
at
of
Medousa
33ioA-33
1 1
3).
Round
tympanum
is
is
a line of dentil
strip (also
a plain
narrow
The
polychrome cornice,
llat-faced with
in thin strips
rounded underside
made
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
ornamentation
is
1)U
GAIRE.
Along top
is
is
composed
a line of
wave pattern in gold leaf against dark red background. Below this
pattern in various colours (raised lines gilded
lines alternately
,
maeander
white, red and green, squares in the centre alternately red, green
is
narrow
strip of red
The gold
ground;
in
many
places the
the surface
rubbed.
is
like those
on the roof,
surrounded by
moulding
long' sides is
composed of three
horizontal planks (one behind cornice, line of junction between the other two along
top of recess)
and strong
The shorter
sides
of the longer sides are faced with thin boards pinned on to the stronger
wood behind.
little
The bottom
is
composed
The various
flat
wooden pins
anil
the usual
tenons.
:
Preservation
The main
good deal of
ends and
of poly-
at the
damaged
in various places;
much
off.
p.
3y5,
Notice,
1892-1897,
n 89'!
Guide, 1902, p.
278
ed.), p.
305,
396;
33102.
Tympanum
of
(l)
.
in terracotta
Sarapeionat Saqqarah
means
is
and
sLucco.
Height
(pi. II).
36
cent., breadth
m.
cent.
(made
separately and pinned on); has been fastened into top of one of the shorter
of two broad tenons.
relief,
Ornamentation
The centre
left
standing
to front
with
bent over
to
her right.
left
and
a gilt
drawn
to
is
Althahk, op.
similar one.
rit.,
U wrong
to
33ioi but
lo a
The colouring
is
as follows
flesh
iris
lid
represented
hy a
is
redone (top
below which shading, hair brown, eyebrows rendered by a black line, merely fleshof eyeball), band and bracelet gilded (but earring
tail
across middle, colour) wings blue with gilding round top and pink on inside. blue, legs red; leaves green on outside and
and thigh-feathers
The background
up with an elaborate arrangement of fantastic tendrils, the many of merely painted important parts being in low relief and the minor details background is a dingy are decorated with dots in relief. The colour of the
is
filled
the llowers
brown
in relief are
almost
all
gilded,
pink; a strip of green or light blue with here and there some details in green and
is
in
some places
visible
along the edge of the guiding; the minor details that are
with pink, green and blue; several merely painted are chielly in white, diversilied middle. the small disks have a dot of white in the
of
The
triangular frame
in yellow
is
relief.
The
pattern
itself is
is
and there
round top of moulding. Lights and shadows are relief being coloured white and the emphasized, 'the highest parts of the yellow background are painted black. dark, while the shaded parts of the blue
a strip of green (in low relief)
hollows
Technique
The Siren
is
made made
in a
mould
or
more probably
in several
of
stucco
it
has been
several
pieces (probably
stucco.
of the Siren have also been added in without moulds), and the front of the feet while ground after the figure colours have been applied over the usual
The
to
the panel.
The
leaf.
The
made
:
of stucco.
The yellow on
the
moulding
is
Preservation
and
tip of left
broken. Hands of Siren Cracks along joints of boards; moulding slightly cracks through broken off, and also tip of central leaf below;
wing
tail.
hand corner.
Guide, .90.,
p.
Notice, .893-1897- *' 345; Maspero, Guide, iSSS.p. 3 7 6, 3 9 o, n' 5 7 ,o; n* 365: Vassal:, Man. ,stor,c, eg,:,, cd.), p. 3G 7 i 9 o3 (Eng. p. 2 8o,n 365; Guide, Sarkophagen,p. 26. Altmann, Architects und Omamentilc der Antikcn
:
,
29;
33103.
Tympanum
of
in terracotta
and
stucco.
Height
- Wood
o m. 3 9 cent.
breadth
m. h
cent.
Similar to
same moulds and painted in 33 102. The Siren has been made in the open space breasts is more pink about the exactly the same way except that there slight variations in the details of the between right arm and body. There are some
11
:
design
:
in
background
at
top (probably
accidental)
Preservation
slightly;
ofl";
33 02
1
opened
hands,
great deal of
worn
Bibl.
:
Maspero, Guide,
883
p.
376, 3(jo,
11
5709;
33i02.
33104.
Diam.
flat
Wood
with
polychrome
mill. (pi. II).
io5
mill., depth
m. 02 U
has been fixed on to one of the ends of the cylindrical beams by means of a round pin
Medousa-mask plastered on
in front (see
'
33
10
IT.).
Marks of
Colour
is
is
band
Preservation
Bibl.
Wood
1
Maspero, Guide,
883,
p.
376
390, n"57i
1; for
33105.
Diam.
Wood
with polychrome
mill.
m. 102
mill.,
depth
m. o33
Preservation
Rim chipped;
33106.
Diam.
33 io5.
:
coffin n 33101.
Wood
m. io5
mill.,
depth o m. o3 cent.
Similar
to n
Preservation
Broken
good deal
33107.
Diam.
33
:
coffin n 33101.
Wood
in.
10 cent., depth
shallower.
m. 02
Similar
to n"
10/1, but
still
Preservation
coffin n 33101.
Wood
Diam.
liole
:
m. io5
mill.,
Like n
33io5. Broken
in several pieces
rectangular
Preservation
Broken
33109.
coffin
n 33101.
mill.,
Wood
with
polychrome deco-
Diam.
o m.
io5
Like n
33io5, and
in similar condition.
33110.
Medousa-mask from
o
coffin n 33101.
Painted terracotta.
Height
m. oGi
mill.
made
in a simple
mould and
plastered
broad ring of stucco round the back. one of the above plaques by means of a brows being slightly contracted and the The face wears a troubled expression, the Framework of wavy of pronounced Hellenistic type. lips parted; lumpy modelling snakes which are fastened it is intertwined with hair round face, covering ears and a smaller one below chin. See pi. II, in a large knot above forehead
on
to
:
together
n
33 ii
:
3.
lips
Colour
Face white;
iris
lips
of gilding
worn
off.
33111.
Medousa-mask from
o m.
coffin n 33101.
Painted terracotta.
Height
o58
mill.
Beplica of n
33
o and
made
in
33112.
Medousa-mask from
o m.
coffin n 33101.
Painted terracotta.
Height
o58
mill.
snakes blue. Flesh colour not such a dead white;
Made
in
same mould
:
as n
33no.
Preservation
of
gilding gone.
(i
33113.
coffin n 33101.
II).
Painted
terracotta.
Height
in.
o5"7 mill.
pi.
(
Made
in
same mould
:
as n
33
no;
Preservation
33114.
Medousa-mask from
breadth
(pi. II).
111.
coffin.
07
cent.
Painted terracotta.
Height
o m.
07 c,
a collin like n
33 101.
expres-
The
face
is
of a different type
from n 33
a less pathetic
sion;
lips
(?).
parted; outer corners of eyebrows rather fleshy; wavy hair, with knot
on top
Colour
lips
Preservation
Birl.
Worn and
discoloured.
25; Journal d'enlree du Musee,
11
Gardner, Naukratis,
pt. II, p.
27201.
33115.
Painted
079
mill.
Height
1886)
(pi. II).
brown
terracotta.
Wavy, leonine
hair;
brows
Two
Colour
lips red.
Preservation
Bibl.
Gardner, Naukratis,
25
(cf. pi.
XVI); Journal d
'entree
du Musee, n 27201.
33116.
Medousa-mask from a
breadth
Heplica of n"
coffin.
Painted
in
terracotta.
m. 076
33
1
1
null.
Height
m. 07G m.
Naukratis, 1886.
same mould; edges
Slight remains of white engobe and of red paint here and there.
Preservation
Bibl.
Gardner, Naukratis,
pt.
II. p. ;>5;
,,
Painted terracotta.
Naukratis, 188G.
as
11"
mask
of
same type
33
over forehead.
Colour
Remains
of white
engobe, red on
lips, nostrils
Preservation
Bibl.
:
Edges broken
jit.
a little; paint
almost
all
worn
oil'.
Gardner, Naulcralis,
II, p.
33118.
Medousa-mask from a
breadth
coffin.
m. 079
1
mill.
oil.
Painted terracotta.
Heightom. 082
m.,
Naukratis, 1886.
has serpent-knots like n 33 11 5.
Identical with n 3 3
17 except that
it
Colour
Preservation
Bibl.
:
Dirty;
paint
worn
Gardner, Naulcralis,
pt. II, p.
33119.
Medousa-mask from
breadth
a coffin.
mill.
m. 0G2
1 1
Terracotta.
Height
m. 062
mill.,
Bought.
to
Same
type as n" 33
5 but a
bad moulding.
Dirty
paint
worn
11
ofT.
26712.
33120.
Medousa-mask from
breadth
111.
a coffin.
07
1
1
cent.
Terracotta.
Height o m. 068
mill.
Naukratis,
1886
(pi. II).
Same
type as n" 33
:
7,
Preservation
Bibl.
:
Gardner, Naukratis,
33121.
Coffin
2
with gable
roof.
Wood.
metres, breadth o m.
665
mill.
Height
m. 93 cent., length
German
excavations,
1902
(pi.
III).
The
composed
They
project slightly
which
is
made
ridge,
in section,
strip of
wood
l>y
painted dark brown at alternate intervals (in imitation of the type represented
n
is
round
projection behind.
similar ridge runs along the foot of each side of roof; they are
painted
like
pieces; similar antelix at each end, hut without any projection behind. Between the
is
a strip of
wood about
o m.
o5
between two projecting ledges. At each end of the longer sides of the
vertical
a thick
a leg;
the lower
sawn
and joined on
again.
one, which
and having
a slightly
of the collin
boards. Along the top, immediately under the lower of the two ledges,
a line of
little
collin,
which
is
made
Colour
:
The
antefixes, the
strip
board of each side are coated with white; no trace of any further decoration over the
while.
The
brown
wood.
flat
Carpentry
tions
The
projec-
which are
fastened
down
in this
way. The ledges below roof are joined together at the corners with
of eight
a diagonal section.
One
anlefix missing;
mended and
slightly restored in
The wood
is
in
fairly
good condition
it is
slightly
37569
33122.
Graeco-Egyptian
length
1
coffin.
m.
o,5
across foot
to
m. 3y
is
cent.
(with lid) o m.
o m.
/iG cent.,
535
mill., breadth
(Journal);
Fayoum according
probably a mistake
(pi. IV).
Four-sided collin, narrowing towards tbc foot; plain cornice round the sides and the
ends;
flat lid,
a little lid,
at the ends.
The
,
which
is
made
wooden
pins
and
fit
The bottom
is
made
the underside, one near the head and another in the middle
like those
shaped
on the
lid,
is
which the
cornices
clearly
shown
in the illustration.
The
On
the
way up,
at the
support a board.
in cloths
is
a long
:
and
lies
with
its
its
head
The other
a child
it
lies
alongside with
head
Ornamentation
in
various colours.
alternately.
and lozenges
A
is
strong light
pointing.
supposed
in
of the collin
The
gold setting, are white on the half nearest head of collin and yellow on the other
half.
which surround the yellow half of the gold selling have a light blue tinge
perhaps
small pearls. The large spots in the shaded parts of the lozenges are light blue, the
corresponding spots
in
the lozenges and ellipses are white, liluc and pink are applied over a white ground.
The band
in the
middle, which
is
is
occupied by
detail).
The
leaves
and
mosl part
shadows; here
in pink
and yellow.
is
of the collin
is
is
attached and,
though ancient,
to
much narrower
which
it
is
at
is
com-
posed of two boards and a cornice. In the centre of the representation a human
figure with loincloth
and short
coiffure kneels
towards him with the near wing drooped and the far wing raised. His head
right,
to
body and
band;
He holds up
his right
red shading; hair and loincloth light blue or green with black lines. Birds light
blue or green
outlines
in black.
Along cornice
is
a festooned
On
the foot of the collin Anubis, wearing wig and loincloth, advances to right, holding
a cup in bis right front of
hand and an
and black). In
him
is
broad vertical band of black on which some object has been repreis
sented
and beyond
du Musee, n* 33ioi.
10
CATALOGUE
legs almost white;
I)U
MUSKE DU CAIRE.
is
worn
oil
light blue
with dark stripes. Tree and plants light green or blue with shading here and there.
Preservation
:
Wood
and
slightly
still
much
p.
worn
off.
Notice,
1892-1897,
393; Journal
11
3r). >;
Guide,
1902,
11
ed.),
366,
11
d'entree du
Musee,
28/i33.
33123.
Graeco -Egyptian
coffin.
i
Wood.
85
Height
in.
ra.
53
akroterion), length
the
Shape
:
in.
cent., breadth
53
cent.
Nahas
is
in
down
and
at the
head of the
a three-
vertical
hoard
each end
to
along the
foot.
is
composed
of
little
Coloured decoration
The surface
is
Roof.
In the middle
:
is a
border
and
round about
a
row of
is
surrounded by
in
black
.Beyond
:
this again is
ano-
it
egg-and-dart pattern in white (rather irregularly executed), and along the middle
is
a pattern of this
form
)<X)<^
in yellow.
The
is
dark
maeander border
7^ Bfr^J
at the
has a white egg-and-dart pattern on a black background, but the white pattern
not continued round the pediment at the head of the collin.
2.
filled
at
head
Akroteria.
The corner ones are painted dark yellow (one, however, has been
is
left
red
The
central akroterion
has a white panel doited with red spots; the surrounding border and the two end
spikes are also red, while the middle spike
h.
is
The long
sides.
The
vertical
11
wood, red-brown
lines
in the
the middle
is
pale blue leaves. Along this at regular intervals are four bulls' heads to front, painted
yellow with black outlines and inner markings, black horns and white on eyes
of
one
them
is
pi.
a pink
wreath with red ribbon-ends, and on one side a similar wreath occurs alone
is
is
The
occupied by a large wreath in the form of an arc, pink ground with curly
is
a conventional plant,
Lower
end.
back upon a
coffer,
tween horns their bodies are pale blue with black outlines and inner markings, disk
red and horns black, white on eyes; the pedestal
with red black-edged bands and
is
On
each side
is
a jackal
The
jackals
is
The
bel-
Preservation
still
In good condition;
is
Bibl.
33124.
Coffin.
in.
Lead.
Length
in.
79
cent., breadth
o
1
in.
65
cent.,
cent.,
mill,
in.
hS
m. 90
in.
breadth of
lid
oo5
and o
Shape
:
01 cent.
Bought
a lid
Ornamentation
The
sides
and the
lid are
low
relief,
The middle
is
See
llic
remarks of M. Maspero
Guide (1903)
is
now
in
New
it
tale
made up
by the dealer
to
llic
monument;
where many
coflins of the
3.
12
human mask
is
round the
shaft)
and
Within each aedicula a female figure stands to front, wearing chiton with long apo-
it;
her hair
is
in ridges
and furrows; her arms bang straight down and the palms are open; small base
below
hair, sides
feet.
is
a Dionysiac
mask
long
of the two
that in one case the leaves of the festoon point towards the rosette in the
centre, while in the other case they are turned in the other direction.
is
same
figure standing
The roof
in
one case
is
composed
of a laurel-wreath (leaves
on each side of
a raised line) with a rosette in the middle. In the other case the leaves are smaller
oO
and shaped thus S.^
;
The
lid
has
runs a straight band consisting of a laurel-wreath (usual type, with berries) with a
rosette in the centre,
and there
is
:
is
a similar
band
on each
side.
mask,
to front, of
the
same type
female figure standing within an aedicula (feet pointing inwards); the figures are
replicas of those already
mentioned
downwards
is
mask
of
Technique
The
sides have
in
ther afterwards.
to facilitate the
The
lid
diagonal
slits at
the corners
turning-over of the edges. The opposite sides have not been cast in
for there are
the
same moulds,
minor
On
the
other
this is
hand many
lid,
and
reliefs
on
of
number
moulds) and
on
to the surface:
or the details
in the
mould
itself.
casting are by no
is
in several cases,
arm
almost effaced.
Preservation
sides a
Notice,
1892-1897,
p.
106,
11
356; Guide,
190Q,
p.
977,
13
Fragment
1
of
coffin.
m. 22
cent.
Bought,
Lead.
k
Height
1
o
,
m. 3f)5
mill.,
length
November
885 along
from Syria.
Side of a sarcophagus of the same general type as n 33 12 A, with ornamentation in
relief.
There
is
little
below top
:
to
hold the
lid.
Below
this is a
the middle
there.
border
of rope pattern
wound changes
in several places
on both
lines.
There
is
another similar line of rope pattern along the bottom. The main
down
The representations
:
in the
In the centre a
to left
with face
to
front
and
tail
curled
round her
flank; hair
;
waved
to
bunch
of three laurel-
Medousa
to
wings on
temples, knot below chin). In each corner a curving dolphin with head pointing inwards. Above and below and on each side a leaf of the same form as on
3.
1
as
is
h.
5.
as 1. as 2
:
so far as preserved.
Technique
Many
and
same model.
It
should be
noted that each detail has been put on separately (whether on the model or the
mould) and
ments.
Pkesehvation
:
good deal
in the dilferent
compart-
is
nearly
com-
much broken;
slightly
worn here
due
to
Notice,
1892-1897,
346; Guide,
1902,
p.
Zhh; Guide,
1900 (Eng\
ed.),
35g,
Music, n 27013.
33126.
Mummy
of a
woman
called Sambathion.
Height
(pi. VII).
in.
53
cent.
Hawara, from
The
the finds of
Brugsch Pacha
to feet is
from waist
covered by tapes
wound
diagonally so as to
form a system of lozenges. The tapes are of three shades, whitish, pale pink, and
brown
arranged
in a regular order.
One
name
of the
CATALOGUE
deceased written
canvas sheeting.
in ink
I)U
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
The back
is
CAMBA0ION
side runs a lliick cord,
is
Down each
doubled over
at intervals
also a string
down
mask modelled
:
in stucco
extends
some
little
way below
the
concealed by tapes.
all
a fool-case of stucco
and canvas
in
(cf. n"
33 2 22), but
that
a small
:
Description or mask
The
right
hand holds
and two
farther
lirsl
hand
lies
little
Dress consists of chiton and mantle, the latter being draped over shoulders and back
of head
in front
beneath
left
(see illustration).
A long
her breasts, composed of rosettes and plain disks, each surrounded by four studs;
large disk at lower end.
On
left
The
hair
is
waved
it;
is
a large
bunch
round
hooked;
middle.
Flesh, hair, drapery and jewellery gilded, over a yellow ground. Eyes black
in inner corners;
lines.
down each
at left shoulder.
round
down each
side of drapery,
1.
The former
consists
same type
left
(see
and
central figures
is
an incense-vase
where the others are brown and brown where the others are pink.
A
lead seal bearing
''
tin;
name
mummy
(Journal, n"
3ig3A;
Milne,
121
33017).
Only
owing
to the
wrappings.
15
of head
is
also on a yellow
is
to its right,
The colouring
is
very varied,
of each
line
tints employed. There is a wing and edge of mantle; pink with blue borders
on each
side.
tail
and
Below
,
middle stands
a collin of this
form
|f
|1
beaded?)
however,
mummy
is
(drawn
in
head of collin,
down
in front,
and
Isis
stands at foot of collin in similar attitude. Nephthys wears her usual headdress and
Isis a
throne-shaped crown; bands with long ends round their heads; light-lilting
to feel.
is
collin
in its
hawk
left
drooped,
At the right side of the scene a hawk, wearing disk like the figures in front,
to right
seated
upon
bracket
fmp=^
disk
yellow dots
left in
hawk on
left
upper part
is
mask broken on
cracked
all
side of
mouth and
left
33127.
Mummy
(
of
woman
Height
in.
4i cent.
l.
VII).
Bandaged
in
same way
as
n33ia6
each lozenge
upon
Bealistic
mask
as on n
It
33
a(5,
modelled
in
a coaling of stucco
1
on
both sides.
ends behind
in a
long strip
down
is
the back (n
33
Description of m.vsk
of rose-petals
The
right band,
which
lies
Hat above
left
(made
which
lies
lower
mantle, the latter draped over back of bead and bosom, leaving right side
The
1
drapery
is
modelled
in raised
wavy
33
26.
There
is
down
Necklace, armlets
16
those of n"
33 1
a6
is
waved
in
narrow
Colouring
:
Face, neck and jewellery gilded; red on nostrils and inner corners of eyes;
eyes white with black irises and black line round about; eyelashes and eyebrows
rendered by short black strokes; hair black, mantle red or reddish brown; chiton
lij;ht
greenish
tint
with laded look; arms somewhat similar but with more pink and
blue; wreath pink, corn yellow and poppy red; red background between lingers of
right hand.
is
be seen.
Mythological representations on back or head
the oullines
:
a yellow
ground,
in black.
On
the top
is
type standing with head turned to right, wings outspread and feet wide apart.
Head
yellow, spoiled with black; space below head green with black lines across; three
row
of black dots
and
and blue on
a white
ground,
middle row
they arc reddish brown on a yellow ground; lower end of body reddish
black
dots,
brown with
green with black dots; legs reddish brown with black markings;
pattern in blue, reddish brown, green,
has a chequer
is
and
a black line
Below
mask
(see above)
and
of
much
shoulders
to front,
bead
to right;
mummy-
drapery. Flesh green; cap blue; plumes whitish, perhaps originally red; drapery reddish
line
crook and scourge green and blue; strip of yellow between chest
and arm.
On
each
side
of
his
head
is
hawk,
in
profile
SiM
The one on
the right
tail
green;
over.
much
same
On
each side of the central scene arc two funerary Genii standing
outwards and wearing disk. For the general type see the accompanying
sketch; the wigs are dark green (perhaps originally blue), the disks brown; usual
: ,
17
is jackal- headed. Head hlack; while on eye; drapery-Hap green with brown border and black markings; pink lines on body, vertical and hori-
Inner figure on right has the bead of an ape. Head green; drapery-flap green with pink border and black markings; body brown, covered with dark vertical and green
horizontal lines.
3.
Outer figure on
left
head of
man
with
those of a.
Inner figure on
distinct.
left
is
hawk-beaded. Pink
lines
on body
^j;
xxn
The mask
is
bordered behind by
:
a black line
Piieservation
mask
is
side of bead;
stucco cracked and worn, and in certain places the colours are not well preserved.
33128.
Mask from
the
mummy
i
of a
woman
called
Ammonarin.
Hawara, from
33
i
Stuccoed
i
Height o m. 5
c.
like that of n
26
down
the
30127). Made
f fibrous pulp
of stucco
on both
sides.
a great deal of the surface detail has been modelled on in plaster alone.
The
right
hand
left
lies
flat
and holds
ends; the
forearm
flat.
body
hand
is
spread
Bust and upper part of arms are covered with drapery (modelled
is a veil
naturalistically),
and there
down on
right shoulder
and over
left
down
33
2 G.
(0 front
on a
rectangular plinth with impressed pattern (wavy line between two straight lines).
and holding
foot
long
they
arm hanging down and the right had been made from same mould. The middle
in front; indistinct
drawn back
is
figure
smaller;
headdress
probably Ilarpokrales.
coils are in very flat
at
in front. Serpent-ring
first,
third
is
and small
waved
on the
latter,
The
hair
lightly
in ridges
at
and furrows;
line of small
round
made
strips of
copper
foil
w ith serrated
du Musee,
i>
33ioi.
18
There
is
ending
in a
name
:
of the deceased
/\MMONAPlN
is
The hack
of the head-case
covered by
a vulture of the
the yellow
pigment has a
is
leaf.
The head
of the vulture
to
tall
along top of
1
row
of feathers green
a"'
blue, green and dark red; black lines and dots between the rows, border of pink and
red round
bl
i
and 3 rl
nJ
;
scale pattern
and markings
black;
tail
is
red inner edge. Below feel a pink band with blue edges. Below, a horizontal band
of tongue pattern IjlkMlJ in black; tongues blue, red, green, pink.
this is
broken away.
:
Preservation
all
oil';
Bibl.
p.
Musk,
n q8/i3o,.
33129.
Mask from
in.
mummy
cent.,
of a
woman.
Canvas
3g
cent.,
;
and
plaster.
Length
66
breadth o m.
depth o m. 5g cent.
Nazali
(pis. VIII
and X).
holes at lower corners of front
Made
to
fit
for attaching
to in
the wrappings (note the piece of string in the hole below left
hand). Modelled
fairly thick in
front
the
general forms are pressed out in the canvas but the finer surface details are of course
modelled
in stucco alone;
from
n
is
33 1 36
it
separately.
The
front of the
work
covered with
FltONT.
Right hand
is
laid against
bosom, closed;
left is
open and
little
lower.
Light red
down
left
side; green
side.
down
left
surface of chiton
is
rather pointed breasts. Necklace of small vertical bars, broken in the middle where
11)
wasa pendant;
has a
was
it
remains of siring, probably for attachment of earrings; similar hole on each side of neck (for a necklace like that of n" 33i3o?). The hair, which hangs down on each
side of neck, has been
composed
There
is
wreath
made
a roll-shaped projection;
is
[tainted pink
is
modelled
in a
rather
wooden
full throat.
The
and
dark in the middle and with dark strokes on underlip inside of nostrils red eyebrows black (thin tangled lines along the edges). Inlaid eyes of opaque white glass with
;
(?)
black
iris;
at the
Egyptian
style;
there.
i:<\Ck.
The ornamentation
in
is
as
follows.
On
brown
feet,
dark yellow and green with brown and blue ring in the
middle; wings blue, yellow, crimson, pink, while, grey, blue, with dark yellow
border; background yellow. Below, a metope border on yellow ground; rectangles
red and blue with white centres; vertical bars green, red, green, below, a frieze
painted on a light red ground.
exactly the
I
to right
is
and
black, with green uraeus, wearing white crown, on each side. Next, hhakcr orna-
ments, the end ones yellow with crimson disk, the middle one blue with yellow
Next, a
disk.
seated Osiris, holding white sceptre, between two hawks holding palm:
branches
face,
hands,
drapery crimson; face of hawk white, wig blue, body and legs yellow, thigh white,
wings yellow, red white grey, blue , disk crimson uraeus green palm-branch yellow
, , ,
,
blue beneath
feet.
Next, Ichnher ornaments as before, end ones blue with yellow disk,
(led
uraei yellow and crowns green. Next, khaker ornaments like the last three. Next, a black
jackal lying on white pedestal and holding yellow
T7
Below
this
frieze
is
horizontal
band
of hieroglyphics,
ground
with red borders, composed of two separate series, each of which starts from the
left
hand
side,
20
CATALOGUE
deceased
'
D(J
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
ls
asfollows
JL 1 "k J
TAii! 1?
vertical
? )-
Below, a row
Below
Ibis
is
the
main
frieze,
foot;
red
ground; black
The representation
deities
Osiris.
Face, hands,
feel
black, green and red, disk red, plumes blue, horns black;
black; drapery crimson with green lines and yellow dots, part below
girdle light red; scourge
arms white,
and crook
light red;
black, red (light and dark), green, faint blue, in corner a pattern in faint blue on
black ground; border yellow, cushion blue; plinth light red with yellow border and
ornamentation
figure of
in black,
:
Maat
llesh
green, hair black, necklace white, drapery light red, wing like
1.
blue, wig green, necklace yellow with red lines; upper part of drapery
and
front of
like
crimson with
li<;bt
light
markings,
tail
and
stripe
in front
red, upper part white with black, red and green spots; uraeus green; vessels
Nephthys. Flesh blue, eve white and black as usual, hair black, hairband white,
necklace yellow, drapery light red with black lines and while and
yellow dots,
shoulder-hands crimson with lighter-coloured lines, crown green on light red stand
uraeus green; strip of green behind thigh (accidental?); vessel light red, band
red;
of
crown
red
stems,
hand green.
Neith.
Flesh green, necklace yellow, drapery crimson with green lines and yellow
Figures on
left side.
i.
Anubis. Flesh black, white on eye and ear, wig blue, necklight red,
lace yellow;
tail
hand
Flesh green, hair and drapery like Nephthys, crown blue on light red stand,
uraeus green (with green crown); vessel crimson, hand light red.
3.
[1)
Geb. Flesh light red, necklace yellow, upper part of drapery blue, lower part green
Perhaps
a
Greek name
in ii.
21
lower part of crown green, upper part black, red, blue, white, green, uracils red,
ankh green,
!\.
Nechbel.
Flesh blue, necklace yellow, drapery crimson with green lines and while
light red,
Overhead are
vertical
various
represented.
Bands
of light blue on
shoulder.
There
is
a slight
varnish on the yellow ground and some of the pigments, such as the
light
blue, are
Presehvation
Corner broken
off
corner cracked; right side of front broken and cracked; hair worn off and pari of
wreath broken
Bibl.
:
olT, surface
discoloured
;
in places.
Guide , 1902
p.
273; Guide
<jo3
(Fug- ed.),
p.
3 Go; Journal
d'entrec du Music,
286AG.
33130.
Mask from
m.
52
mummy of a woman or
cent., breadth
(pis. VIII
111.
girl.
Canvas and
plaster.
3i cent., depth
XI).
m. Ai
cent.
Length Mcir
there
is
[Notice
and Guide)
mask
laid
and
Same
sort of
bands are
33 129, made of alternate layers against body below the breasts, the right
as n"
of canvas
closed, the
a hole between
thumb and
some
attribute.
She wears
and
a
down each
side
border of blue and light blue round the neck and down the sides; surface
flat.
(modelled in low
relief).
first,
which
is
modelled in
low
relief, is of
33 12 9, with
a pendant in the
middle and a row of small green stones below. The second, which hangs down
between the breasts,
is
made
in
the round
and sluck
together; the round ones are black, the long ones half-black and half-brown, the
square ones green. Serpent-shaped bracelets of gold, and gold rings on third and
fourth lingers of
leaf.
left
is
33
pink
two pink
round outlines
of arms. Inlaid eyes like those of n 33 129; strip of blue glass round about, with
to
mummy.
22
The
outlines
The
top of head
is
occupied by
hawk stands
to right,
holding ankh
green, black, pink, grey and light brown; ankh blue with white ends. Overhead,
behind,
eye on a
is
On
pink with green centre and white border along top and round centre.
of the central scene and separated
On
each side
from
it
by a
vertical lijjht
red
borders
a lattice pattern in light red lines on a white ground; blue dots in the
lozenges and white dols at points of intersection. Yellow border round top. Metope
light red
in the centre
all
on
yellow ground.
row
is
of while stars
strip of yellow
below.
down
is
on the
latter.
bird with
each
foot.
For
The
hairband
and necklace white, disk pink, body yellow, pink and green with black, brown and
white dots, thighs pink, legs yellow,
tail
ends of wings blue with vellow scales and white dots, feathers purple on yellow
ground, green on yellow ground and black on white ground; plumes green with
white markings and pale blue with black markings, stems white; handle oijlabellum
white, plume green with white stem and pink disk; ring at inner end of Jlnbellum
blue.
Two
vertical
left
holding
sceptre;
Anubis approaches
in
attitude
of
worship,
and
Anubis. Flesh black, wig blue, ear, eye and necklace white; upper part of drapery
pink, girdle crimson, lower part yellow, white, green, pari between legs white with
black fringe; lower half of pshent yellow, upper half blue; band in hand light red.
2.
Sokaris.
feel
flap of
Nephthys. Flesh yellow, hair black, hairband and necklace white, crown green on
red stand, drapery blue, ankh black.
Vertical
behind,
Horus.
Face while,
llesh blue,
23
pink, upper half light blue; upper part of drapery yellow, girdle crimson, lower part light red and light pink, pari between legs while; band in band pink.
2.
Osiris.
Face, bands,
feel
drapery while;
Similar
to
Vertical
bands
light red
Metope border
right
round back;
red
in
on
yellow ground.
Phesehvation
Hair worn
off;
arm
broken; surface slightly worn and smudged here and there; colours on the whole
bright and well preserved.
Bibl.
:
See n* 33
at)
this
mask
(lit
Musce.
33131.
Canvas and
in.
plaster.
62 cent.
Length Meir
down
o m. 5
(Notice
c.
and
Same
as n"
33 i3o except
in the
white along top of chiton and of blue, light blue and white
necklace
sits
Upper
of n"
33i3o; green
left
dot-rosettes (painted)
in front
between
on third linger of
(painted). Dark border round eyelids, beyond the strip of blue glass.
Back.
Divided vertically into three parts by yellow, black-edged bands with a red stripe and
white spots
down
The
three
ground
Middle
division.
to
yellow
tail
below
feet
blue; above
head
brown
mummy
which
on the
jackal's
ground; face green, wig blue, shoulder while and body reddish brown; the
tail is
bordered by a green uraeus with light blue cap and blue plumes on a pink
or crimson stand. Vertical bands above hawk, light blue with blue borders; two others below, yellow with blue borders.
In
standing to
left
scourge; in front of him a male figure kneeling in adoration above a lotus flower;
Isis
26
CATALOGUE
(mure
:
DIJ
MUSfiE DU CAIRL.
(li'sh
crimson; sepals blue and green, petals light crimson; white (or light yellow) lines
crimson,
(lap in
flesh
wing blue,
last
first
row of leathers
while ground,
on
all
the
in fronl
bands
light
Left side
division.
In
flesh
and drapery
like Sokaris,
cap light blue with blue plumes, disk crimson, horns and
In front of as
sceptre black,
headband while.
:
him
male
same colouring
somewhat redder;
wing
wing
on
side scenes
is
border, red anil blue rectangles with while centres, separated by bars
all
in the lozenges
and
white spots at the points of intersection. Along foot and sides of the three scenes same
pattern as on n"
33i3o.
Preservation
Crack through one corner behind; hair gone and wreath broken; surface
still
bright.
Same
as n
33i3o.
33132.
Mask from
the
mummy
of a
woman.
Canvas
n
and
in.
plaster.
A3
cent.
Length
Nazali
(pis.
IX and XIII).
hands as on
33
2<).
Chiton
like that of
33 3o wilh black
and pink border along lop, and blue (or blue and
white) border
the two
down
33isq
the lower of
at
gem
in front (painted).
each side of neck (for earrings and necklace); also a hole below each hand (for
attachment
n
to
mummy).
in
same
style as
33
a g
no shading on lower
strip of black
and
iris
brown;
cross-hatching on a blue band with a black line along the middle and yellow at the
25
at the
I!
\CK.
for details see pi. XIII.
in
Below
is
outlines
wise specified.
Above
a vulture
to
outspread and legs apart: crown yellow; head yellow with white and black markings;
green, pink, green; wings blue (with row of white dots along top), yellow, red,
light red, white, pale blue, blue, with yellow border
a white vertical band with black borders. Background light red with black cross-
batching, yellow dots in the lozenges and white dots at the points of intersection.
and
white centres, vertical bars green, light red, green, ground yellow. Below, a row of white stars on a black band with yellow borders.
Below
foot
is
the
main
frieze, painted
and
sides. In
ending
in uraei.
(iap yellow,
part below red and yellow, horizontal bars black; necklace yellow, drapery light
red, hands green, crook and scourge red; lower part chielly yellow with traces of
green, blue, pink; uracils yellow with blue crown and red projection in front.
On
1.
Isis.
Horns. Face white with black and yellow markings, wig green, flesh light red;
armlets white and red, necklace and upper part of drapery yellow, scarf white, girdle
pink, lower part of drapery blue in front and many-coloured behind with white strip
along foot,
vessel in
3.
tail
red, lower part of crown pink with while band, upper pari bine,
in the other
hand
blue.
Sefchet.
Flesh blue, hair black with while band, object on head yellow, necklace
yellow, armlets and bracelets while and red, drapery yellow, leopard-skin pink with
yellow and while-cenlred blue spots and yellow head, palm-branch and pen black.
h.
Broken away
Figures on
left side.
i.
yellow, armlets
and bracelets while and red, drapery pink or crimson, part below
arm white
2.
with red markings, crown green on light red stand, hand in hand red.
Anubis. Flesh black with yellow and while markings on head and red markings on
du Muscc,
n"
Catal.
33ioi.
26
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
CAIHE.
body, wig blue, armlets, bracelets and scarf while with red markings; front of loincloth greeri with yellow lines, hinder part
tail
red,
drapery between legs light red and below arm while with red and black markings;
lower part of pshent light red with white band, upper part while
vessel in
3.
witli
red spots,
light red.
Bast.
Flesh yellow, wig black, necklace light red, drapery blue, part below
arm
and also armlets and bracelets white with red markings, disk pink or crimson on
yellow stand, nraeus green; table pink.
A.
Sos.
yellow,
necklace yellow,
armlets and bracelets white and red, upper part of drapery yellow, girdle pink or
crimson, lower part of drapery blue in front and many-coloured behind with green
strip
along foot, part between legs white with red and black markings,
tail
red;
plumes green with yellow lines, the one on head has a yellow, the other a white
stem; symbol in front green.
Vertical bands of hieroglyphics as on
a rule black, but blue, light red
Preservation
same condition
as
discoloured.
Journal d'entree
tin
Musce, n 284/17;
33129.
33133.
Mask from
the
mummy
of a
woman.
m. 3a
Canvas and
plaster.
o m. 55 cent., breadth
65
cent.
Length
Nazali
(pis.
IX and XIV).
in the following points.
3a except
The wreath
is
made
The
entirely
33i3o. Touches
like
those of n" 3 3
2 j
<
bracelets
are
composed
strips of
left),
crossed
1
by
cf.
n"
33 29).
Back.
The ornamentation
is
33i32.
metope pattern are blue and dark red alternately and the
have red centres; blue stripe on yellow ground across top of each shoulder.
all
Background yellow
cified.
(led
pink
with
red stripe
and holding sceptre: black, with white on, ear and eye; sceptre light
27
Osiris in the
For
details
red with blue lines and black and while dots, headband while; cap white, black and
light red, disks light red
light red;
1.
Nephthys.
bairband light red, necklace yellow, armlets and bracelets white and red, drapery
light red with black lines
in
band
2.
red.
Horus. Flesh blue, face while, wig green, necklace yellow, armlets and bracelets
white and red, drapery many-coloured, lower part of pshent crimson, upper part
vessels in
table in
Neith.
Flesh green, headband white, necklace yellow, armlets and bracelets yellow
and red; drapery crimson with blue zigzag band clown middle and white spots;
crown
light red, uraei green;
in
hand
light
Not
identified.
green
yellow, body light red with black lines and white spots, front of drapery white,
it
red.
Isis.
Flesh green, wig black with light red band, necklace yellow,
lines
and yellow
dots; wings blue, red, green on yellow ground, and black (touched witli red) on
Anubis.
Flesh black, white on eye and ear, wig blue, necklace yellow, armlets and
bracelets red
light red,
Bast.
Flesh yellow, eye red, while and black, wig black, necklace green, bracelets
light red with black lines
Not
identified.
feet
uraeus in front, shoulder yellow, body crimson with blue lines and white dols, front
of drapery white,
The
vertical
no inscription on them.
Preservation
in places;
:
Hair worn
off;
wreath chipped.
p.
Bibl.
Music Egijptien,
28 and
pi.
XXXII (Maspero);
33129; Journal
11
8k li 3.
28
CATALOGUE
1)11
MUSEE
IHJ
CAIRE.
plaster.
33134.
Mask from
o
in. f>7
the
mummy
of a
woman.
in.
Canvas and
cent., depth
cent.,
breadth o
3o
in.
Length ^6
cent.
i
Nazali
(pis. IX
and XV).
is like
Same
as n 3 3
llio
bracelet
that of n
33
33
I!
VCK.
On
its
head;
its
ched, have stripes of blue, pale blue, while, light red and dark red across outer ends; blue at inner ends. The surrounding space
lines
is filled
Below
small white square in the middle of each; triglyphs green, red and green with yellow
intervals.
Below,
row of while
stars,
Below
is
the
black and red with white centres, triglyphs yellow, black, yellow; black line along
inside of this border.
The
central figure
is
Osiris.
He
is
For
details
XV
Flesh green, eye black and while, headband white; beard, scourge, crook and
horns black; cap white, black, green and red, disks light red and plumes blue;
necklace yellow with black markings
;
drapery has
lattice pattern of
blue lines on a
crimson ground with yellow dot-rosettes in the lozenges; loose drapery below arms
is
while with designs in red, black and green (separated by black lines). The hori-
zontal bands above his head are light red (on right)
left).
Figures on right.
Bouto
(?).
blue uraei and black horns; necklace, armlets, bracelets in red lines on yellow
ground
at
drapery has
lattice pattern of
and anklets
in black
'?..
Horns. Flesh blue, face white with markings in black, light red, yellow and white;
psheiit
blue above and light red below, band across middle while; wig green, necklace
yellow, armlets
and bracelets white with red markings; upper part of drapery yellow
with black markings and green spots, girdle crimson, front of loincloth light red with while spots, the stripes behind are yellow, blue, pale blue, pale pink, crimson,
yellow, blue, and there
is
hand
light
Nut.
Flesh blue, eve black and white, hair black, hairband white and red, attribute
29
on head light red; necklace yellow with red markings, armlets and bracelets as
on a; anklets as on
1;
;
drapery crimson with blue lines and yellow dots, loose part
vases light red (lighter-coloured markings on front one).
\\
i
Geh. Flesh light red, eye black and white; headband white
part of
lit
crown green, upper pail black, yellow and blue, uraeus white; necklace
yellow with black markings and green spots; armlets and bracelets as on 2; scarf
in
black lines; upper part of drapery yellow, front of loincloth in black, white, red
stripes, yellow stripe along foot of loincloth, rest of drapery as
and green
on 2;
statuette, scroll
Figures on
left.
Nechbet.
red spots; cap white with red and green spots, plumes light red; necklace yellow
with black markings; armlets, bracelets and anklets as on Nut; drapery as on Boulo;
ankh green.
2.
lower part of crown light red with while band, upper pari while with red spots;
011
Horus except
no spots
and no while
3.
light red.
Bast.
Flesh green, hair black, disk light red and uraeus green, necklace yellow,
armlets, bracelets and anklets as on Bouto, drapery as on Nut, vase in hand while.
h.
Sos.
Flesh light red, wig blue with white band, plume green with yellow stem,
is
green
is
objects in
hands green.
The three
vertical
bands on right side are respectively yellow, blue, yellow with usual
left
is
border (inner lines yellow). No inscriptions. One corner outside of the main scene
is filled
up with black
:
lines.
oil'
Preservation
Left
hand broken
worn
little
off;
earrings and necklace lost; crack through one corner behind; wreath a
face.
Bibl.
Music
,
p.
a8 and
pi.
XXXII (Maspero);
sec also n
33129; Journal
d'enlree du
Musee
11
33
hh
33135.
Mask from
Ganoub
Same
mummy
of a
woman.
m. 3o
(pis.
Canvas and
plaster.
m. 56 cent., breadth
(Meir),
cent., depth
in.
h\ cent.
Length
Nazali
1888
IX and XVJ).
The
breasts are
padded with
mud mixed
with straw.
Hands
on
11
33 i3o
usual hole in right. Chiton red with yellow border and blue
30
CATALOGUE DU MUSfiE
])U
CAIRE.
stripe
down
eacli side.
;;';;'
x&;
tlie
green, and' ldack with white line across the middle; merely painted. The necklace,
which
is
33
3o
is
in very
low
relief:
black, and long ones black with white line across middle. Bracelets like those of
n 3 3
i
33
long beads black with white line across middle, small ones green, band
all
in
low
relief.
The modelling
mouth, no
division in
middle of upper
lip.
Hole
in
Pink markings on mouth, nostrils, ears, throat and hands. Eyes merely painted,
white and black with pink in the corners; black line round about with blue edge on
outer side; eyebrows blue with black cross-hatching and black dots along the edges.
Hair as on n 33
20. Roll-shaped wreath with plain surface; middle green with light
red dots, ends yellow with green and pink dots; hand across middle with stripes
of black, yellow, pink, light red and while; band at each side with stripes of black,
yellow, blue, pale blue, and white with black dots.
I!
\C.K.
The ornamentation
is
divided into (1) a narrow frieze along the top and (a) a broad frieze below, separated and surrounded by various borders. Traces of preliminary squares or guiding
lines
1
In the
middle
face,
hand and
foot
green, necklace yellow, drapery pink, headband white, cap yellow, plumes green with
pink lops, disk pink, horns black, sceplre yellow.
On
each side
lies a
jackal, black
with white on eye, holding blue crook and scourge in front of him, and with yellow
scourge over his hack. Beyond, on each side, a row of uraei with disks,
all
green.
Yellow strip round top. Below, a metope border; rectangles pink and blue with white
centres, bars green, pink, green,
this, a
row
of yellow stars
on
2.
a blue
In
the
and arms of
in
woman, Ba-n-Hr,
standing
Idack, hair black, hairband and disk pink, scourges yellow (the one in right hand
almost white), plumes green with pink tops and yellow stems; necklace green; body
yellow with pink patch in the middle, scale pattern in black lines, and dots in pink
and blue;
tail
yellow with rows of feathers in blue, pink, green, blue; thighs pink
with yellow border; feel yellow, covered with black markings; rings below feet green
with pink in the middle; jlabella green with pink disks; inner ends of wings blue
first
row
row
.11
on
yellow ground; the inner feathers in both rows have pink tips and
row Mark
lips.
is
hieroglyphic
is
a seated Osiris
feet
face,
hands and
headband white; necklace yellow and scarabaeus black; armlets, bracelets, crook and scourge yellow; drapery pink, part below arms blue with yellow fringe, loincloth yellow with green and
pink
stripes
tips,
and of border
green or black (?); spots pink and green, s.piares on border pink; lower corner pale blue with green floral pattern; cushion red. Pattern on plinth consists of a row
of anklis with
in
each
loop of ankh
blue background
with green intervals; below, green and pale blue baskets with white centres, on a yellow ground; yellow border. Ilorus flesh blue with black markings on
:
face;
wig
yellow with pink and blue stripes, necklace pink with black markings, armlets and bracelets yellow; lower part of pshent \ellow, upper part green with blue projection;
drapery green,
round hip many- coloured, girdle blue with yellow border (yellow border also round lower part of drapery), (ail and uraeus in black lines;
part
censer yellow with pink disk and pale blue cup. Above, four hieroglyphic legends
on vertical bands, two yellow, one pale blue and one green; borders blue.
On
the
left
is
approached by Anubis
offering.
Sokaris
face
white with black markings (and yellow touches?), flesh green, wig blue with pink
and yellow
and anklets darker yellow; drapery round waist yellow, below arms pale blue with
patterns in black (red dots on the lotuses), girdle pale blue, lower part of drapery
yellow with pink and blue stripes and blue half-rosette; cap yellow, plumes green with pink tips, uraeus white. Throne light blue with markings in black and pink and a
yellow stripe in front and behind; corner pink with pattern in green and metope border
and black; cushion pink. Plinth yellow; animals green, with pink arms and touches of blue; flowers between also green; baskets blue and light blue with while
in yellow
flesh black
stripes; armlets
yellow; lower part of pshent pink, upper part green with blue projection; vessel
in
top.
Above, four
vertical
phics
same colours
is
as
on right
side.
On
both sides
different;
it
metope
as described above.
the foot
is
slightly
has black outlines and the vertical bars between the rectangles are black.
Preservation: Lower part of front badly broken; corners and edges of back also damaged,
in fairly
good condition,
like the
preceding masks.
Bibl.
32
CATALOGUE DU MUSfiE DU
mask
like n 33134.
CAIRE.
Plaster.
Length
modelled
to
in.
19c,
breadth
m. 08 cent.
as on n
Bracelet of
same type
33
33. The
rinjj
The hand
It
in plaster,
quite
seems formerly
on
to n"
33
3/i
33137.
Mummy
in.
of
Length
cent.
62 cent., height of
m. 63
in. 0,8
cent., breadth
(|>l.
Meir,
i8q3
XVII).
mummy
the
mask)
is
rounded
ends. Broad tapes glued on round bead, over shoulders and round
bust are covered by a
Head and
mask
in relief,
feet
which
to the
Descmption of mask
The mask
composed of
epiite
it
several
on outside,
is
thin on inside).
to
torn, but
The bands
down each
white or light yellow edj;es; border of brown, blue, pale blue and white lines round
top and sides
of drapery.
with T_i
shaped ornaments alternating with oval beads of purple and green glassset
the plaster
in a large
disk with a circle of studs round about. Serpent-shaped bracelets of usual form.
Three rings on
left
hand
(first,
third
is
and
little
The
hair has
and the
lids
The modelling
is stiff
cheeks and chin; two lines on throat; small breasts. The skin
a Iij;ht
din^y hue
(discoloured); eyebrows black, hatched; the lips, which are sharp-cut and slightly parted, are dark red.
The following
figures have
mummy. They
are orna-
feet are
the letters
in
33
The whole
is
surface
a
have been painted reddish brown and then slrip of dark resin down each border (over the gilding).
lo
seems
The
feel
a red surface), the spaces between the toes, representing the soles of the sandals, are red, and the sandal-straps are gilded. Immediately above the feet is a hawk standing lo front wilh head to right and legs apart; the wings are half spread; he wears disk wilh uraeus
at
each side; leathers represented by raised dots and lines; inscription-band above
:
bird
is
bank
gilded
all
over.
tall
On
n33i38).
the top a disk with uraei and wings, the ends curving
1.
On
Rectangular tablet
will,
reddish brown surface shows beneath the gilding, and there has perhaps' been a red border round the inscription (but the colours are mixed up). Inscription in
capitals
:
ANoYBIACAniCONOC
LT6Y+YXI
:!.
Below
bands.
is
Anubis walking
lo right
and holding
He wears
like a loincloth;
black; while on eyes and about ear; red markings on face; wig covered bv green
against a while background; disk, leopard's skin and jewellery gilded (over red surface); strip of white below feel; background red where not cut away; space
hands
lines wilh
all
in
On
in prolile
towards the
feet.
They
is
left in
brown colour
Figures on right
side.
1.
side,
Female figure
left
(Isis?)
left
elbow on
left
uraeus erecting
Sacred hawk standing wilh right wing advanced but not extended; wears disk with its head in front.
(l)
irQuatre
n'oflrent
lilies on
liieroglyphes qui
paraissent clonncr
(Notice).
lo
110m
Anoubiau [Journal),
-tl.es
qualre baudes
que
Calal.
da Musce,
33ku.
3'i
is
right
and crook
in left;
like
lij;.
ihe
symbol
Similar
this case.
lo
_>
space between
is
cut out in
3.
Hawk
like 3
on light side
The
figures
mummy
same way
as the above.
In the
holding scourge
On
each side
a female divinity,
arm
in front
of legs;
small base.
On
is a
a small horizontal
band with
rai-
Preservation
bust; whole of hair gone; only three ofthe six jjlass heads left; surface not very clear.
Rest of
mummy
fairly well
in places.
Bin..
p.
Notice,
11'
1
ed.),
3CA,
315
11
30209.
33138.
Decoration from a
painted.
Height
and
Stuccoed canvas,
m.
?.
gilded and
68
cent.
breadth
U cent.
Meir,
Sq^i
(pi. XVIII).
From
underside of
feel of a
mummy
liken"
consists of figures
gummed
on
lo the
wrappings ofthe
mummy,
besides being
relief.
On
the lop
is
at
below
is a
The
inscription
is
in
reddish
brown
border
in low relief.
The
oyer shoulders and girdled round waist like loincloth, armlets, bracelets and wig.
Skin black; white on eye and while lines about ear and
blue; disk, leopard's
skin and jewellery gilded (gold
throat;
wig greenish
ground);
;; .
35
feet;
below
while
down
:
front of second
of
offsets
lejj.
Preservation
One
of tablet
all
broken
off;
torn
and
damaged;
ISini..
:
surface rather
worn
over.
33139.
Cloth from a
inscription
n 3 3
1
mummy
111.
with inscription.
cent,
mill.
in.
20
in.
060
07
c.
m.
'i")
c.
37
33 37
1
From
mummy
cdjjes.
like
11
It lias
been glued on
to
underside of
feel
die
upper
37
edjjes turned in
>;lue
on back
and
ANoYBACCAfAniwNoc
m h Tf oc er&&i aa om iaoc
GQluJCfNCTH N?A**T oc
little.
Preservation
Bibl.
:
ft.
11"
3o3o'i
33139 &w m
Cloth from a
mummy with
23
1
inscription.
in.
1 1
inscription o
n"
5
in.
cent,
3f).
cent.
in.
5o
c.
in.
65
c.
33 37 and 33
1
From
same shape
as n" 3 3
:
<j
Greek inscription
in three lines in
black ink
A NOYB
n
AC
TA
M
Preservation
Bibl.
: :
TECBYTE
E C T o y
Cloth
more
3o3o3.
33140.
Figure
jjilded
of
Anubis from a
and painted.
Meir
Upper part
w
")
mummy
Height
like n 33137.
in.
Stuccoed canvas,
in.
260
mill.,
breadth
t85
mill.
33 38
1
removed from
cloth
background. He carries
disk on shoulders in
ig.
same way
as n
33 1 38 and wears
and
Wrapped up
in
n"
33i3g
in llie exhibitiou-case.
3C
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
The representation
is
I) II
CA1RE.
in
very low relief. Flesh of Anubis black; disk and leopard's skin
gilded, ihe latter being covered with dots and rings in relief; wig green with red
stripes; girdle green,
ornamented with
lines
in
dark
colour; brown
The back-
ground
is
brown and
lias
loins
downwards;
left
hand and
right
elbow broken;
elbow.
Mush,
if -'SoCK.
33141.
Figure
of
Anubis from a
Meir(Siout)
Height
is
mummy
o
like
in.
n 33137.
Stuccoed
(pi.
canvas,
335
mill., breadth o
m. i35 mill.
in Journal;
lb'
in Ihe
Will).
same
In very
on eyes, ears,
lines;
disk,
leopard's skin
and
below
background under
left
arm and
between legs
filled in
is
bordered h\
below
In
feel.
Preservation
I'ir.i..
:
good condition.
Miisee, n"
Journal
aoaou.
mill., breadth o
label.
like-
m. 10 cent.
in
Height
Meir (Siout)
Journal;
Meir (Monfalout) on
Detached from
to
mummv
n"
33
?>~.
He stands
shoulders
crook.
a disk
front
left a
is
His head
crowned by
a
a tall
and
swathed
side
In
low
relief; loose
brown and
Preservation
Iiim
.
gilded.
Fairly good.
'entree
Journal
il
du Musec,
ll"
s856G.
ITS.
37
Height o
in.
af) cent..
breadth o
10 cent.
Meir (Monl'alout) on
tliat
label.
Replica of n" 33
!\
>.
ihe ribbing of
arm
is
more
nearly horizontal.
Whole
figure of Osiris
Preservation
Ilim..
:
Fairly good.
tlu
Journal d'entree
33144.
Inscription from a
and
gilt.
mummy
35
like n 33137.
o in. a
mill,
m.
07;")
Meir (Siout)
in
The
leltors arc in
relief
on
is
gilded, the
''" "''''':,'
.TTr
*riwNc-rHAiorrorKAiMci
CToTCn c- GYiYxiy
<t
'
!>;.,.
,..--.!> >>_!!
.>
'
.1
/,
. . ,
;;?/,
is slill
adhering
back.
:
Preservation
linn..
:
285G7.
33145.
Bust from a
mummy.
Painted plaster.
Height
m. 2&5
mill.
m. 2q5
mill.,
Dalansourah, 1897
XIX).
Husl-piece of fairly thick, modelled plaster, representing the deceased lying with head
well raised and hands on breast.
The
top of the
it
busl
is
slightly convex,
:
and there
to the
mummy
on
left side.
in
below.
lie
breast,
slanting
He wears white
down each
side of breast,
and a
;5S
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
while mantle round back of neck
of lilac
:
CAIRE.
llie lalter is
painted on
it
There
a ring
on
(lie
small finger of
left
below beard. The eyes are made of thin transparent glass or other material inlaid
iris is
drapery
is
of a
lies
common
Egyptian type,
is
mummy
upon
a bier, the
the
is
lozenges; zigzag lines between underside of bier and border. At each end of bier
a
filling
drapery, holding up
hands with palms open and turned inwards. Rather skelchily executed; outlines and
inner markings in black; llesh light-coloured; hair black; drapery pink; bier yellow
;
lines.
Large piece wanting from right side of neck, including part of the scene
much worn,
and right
thumb broken
fairly
Bun..
p. a 70; (Juiile,
go 3
(Enjj. ed.),
|>.
n"
31767.
33146.
Bust
of
young man.
Painted plaster.
o
in.
t>3
cent.
Heighto Balansourah
left side.
left is a Utile
in.
,
28
cent., length
(pi.
1897
XIX).
of the
is
same type
as n
33
'iT).
Hole on
is
The head
wilh
well raised.
The
right
a
band
pointing upwards,
wreath; the
in
the
mantle
face
is
is
The
that of a
young man
are
made
and black
(painted on
the plaster); black line round about and short vertical strokes for e\ clashes.
Flesh pink (light red about the arms); hair black; black line between lips and traces of black outlines round nails; drapery while; wreath red with blue ribbon-ends; fingerring gilded.
On
is
winged disk
\\\
and below
is
fragment
mummy
of ibis form
&?*$?!%$
39
The Hat
is
|>.
a'
3i 7 68.
33147.
Head
of
young man.
175
mill.
o m.
Plaster.
Height
(pi.
in.
28
cent.,
breadth
Balansourah, 1897
modelled whollj
XIX).
neck closed
in.
From
lias
in plaster; inside of
mantle
a chiton in
front,
lie
almost bare
moustache, and short heard round underjau, leaving chin the heard is modelled hut the moustache merely painted. Eyes like
Flesh pink; hair black; black line round eyes and vertical strokes for e\ clashes; mantle probably brown on each side of neck (but colour not well preserved).
Behind neck
to left;
is a
mummy
lying on
its
hack,
in
cross-hatched wrappings and very high feet; outlines and inner markings black, colours faded.
Preservation
:
idlest
corroded, especially
Bibl.
:
side of head.
cd.), p. 3O7; Journal d'ailrk du
Guide, 1902,
p.
Musk,
11"
?,^f,2.
33148.
Head
of a
Balansourah,
From
heavy as though
curly
hair, slightly
man.
Plaster.
Height
m. 3o cent., breadth
in.
17
c.
1897(1)!.
The
MX).
is
closed in
is
very
A mantle
moustache and beard are both moand straight eyebrows. Inlaid eyes
Funerary scene behind neck on red panel with black outlines. Traces of
mummy
all
with cross-hatched wrappings lying on a bier; black outlines and inner markings.
Preservation
is
worn
over
Guide, 1902,
p.
d'cnlree du
Musk,
11"
(",-.
33149. Bust of a
woman.
in.
Plaster.
breadth
Of same type
3o
.">.'5
cent.
f\
Height
in.
3i cent., length
in.
55 c,
(pi.
XX).
as n"
in.
modelled wholly
neck closed
',0
CATALOGUE DC MUSEE DU
The
right
GAIRE.
and the
left
hand holds
left
is
rose-wreath against
right breast,
hand
is
laid
Hat against
breast; nails
a chiton,
and
mantle
draped round hack of neck and shoulders; the folds are indicated
on top of chiton and along edge of mantle. Marks below both ears where earrings
have been
Wj
lell
is
parted
in the
middle
(sharp-cut parting) and arranged in ridges and furrows diverging from top of head;
il
lies
fairly
33i5o.
Inlaid
ft
Flesh
short
strokes
for eyelashes;
line
On
is
middle
is
the
mummv,
lying
the bier.
left
upper end
drapen
arms and
leg exposed.
Remains of
a
is
corresponding figure
red with
at
lower
pink outline.
in
The
black
black.
brown; red
Preservation
coil at
all
back of head;
mended breaks on
left side;
surface
over.
Journal
'
Bibl.
Notice,
1897,
|>.
o'i'i
Guide, 1900,
p.
eel.), p. 36(5;
d'entrce du Musee,
11
ooa-l).
33150.
Head
of a
woman.
Plaster.
Height
33
1
m.
2 3 c.
breadth
in.
7 5 m.
Balansourah,
modelled
8 1) 3 (pi. XX).
'mj
From
a bust,
in plaster like n
She
is
form
Q.
in
Her hair
the
middle (sharp-cut
line
of parting),
drawn back
broad strands,
covering upper part of ears, and fastened up behind in a coil with holes pierced for
hairpins and a narrow band round about; narrow, projecting fringe round forehead.
Long
Neck
lace with
narrow eyes and dimple in chin. Inlaid eyes like those of the preceding'.
light
red and face pale pink (perhaps darker originally); lips yellow with black
line
line
between; black
mantle brown.
(l
'
Sec
ulsi) eai'li<M'
editions of Notice,
Supplement
p.
'i-r>.
4I
light red
band
black
feet of a
mummy;
PmssBDVATioN
Broken right rou.nl neck; surface discoloured and worn here and there,
p.
11"
344; Guide,
r
,902,
p.
2 8o;
Guide,
9 o3 (En ff
od.). p.
306; Journal
3o. )Ga.
33151.
Headof a
girl.
Plaster.
(pi.
Height
om.
22 cent., breadth
m.
,.',
cent.
Balansourah
XX).
From
a bus!
modelled entirely
in plaster like n" 33 69; closed in below on inside. She and chain across neck with small pendant, and there is a
1
mantle round the hack of her neck. Childish face with small nose and rather forehead. A wisp of hair is drawn round each side of head, the rest
of hair
plait
is
hi
drawn
divisions at intervals)
a knot behind.
and fastened
in a
narrow
along the
glass
The eyes
iris
have been red; hair black; black line round eyes and vertical represent lashes; drapery light red; jewellery gilded.
lips
:
off;
surface
discoloured.
Bibl.
Guide,
502
p.
270 Guide,
:
go3 (Eng.
cd.), p.
300 Journal
;
,1
entree
(?).
33152.
Head
of girl.
Plaster.
(pi.
Height
m. 28 c, breadth
m.
:>o c.
Balansourah, i8c)3
XX).
From
bust liken" 33
1/1
is
mantle
round back of neck and there are traces of chiton on bosom; remains of two
necklaces; earrings have disappeared.
The
hair
is
is
and
is
fastened up behind in a
coil.
The
face also
1
somewhat similar
of n
33i5i,
33 5i
Flesh pink; lips red; red dots on nostrils; hair black; black line round eves and short
vertical strokes to represent lashes; necklace gilded.
The mantle
in
is red on each side of neck behind arc indistinct remains of a representation black outline on a white ground with traces of various colours here and there.
;
:
Pbesebvatioh
Bim.
:
Preserved
down
to top of chiton
surface
i
discoloured.
Notice, i8 97 ,p.
p.
280; Guide,
Musee,
11
33ioi.
(
/i2
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DC
Bust
of girl
CAIRE.
33153.
from
,
mummy.
Plaster.
mill.
lie
breadth
om. 1 45
mill., length
(pi. XXI).
lelt,
The head
is
scarcely raised.
The hands
flat
the
hand holds
will)
brown chiton
dark
grey manlle drawn over hack of head and shoulders. Below her chin
an open-
fastening manlle?). Hoop-earrings with two beads attached; gold bracelets of rope
pattern
hand with
projection
on top; rings on
rather
full
third
hand with
throat; small
The
hair
is
drawn
to
hangs
in front of
the
vt
of the llesh
and the
Colour:
I'lesh light
pinkish; lips probably pink with black line between them; hair
left in
seems
to
same colour
Preservation
of
wreath broken
places,
Guide, 100s, p. 270; Guide, i{)o3 (Enp. cd.), p. 35(5; Journal d'entree dn Musce, 11*31766.
33154.
Bust
of
Plaster.
o m.
35
cent.
breadth o m. 17 cent.
is
is
Height
om.
2 3 cent.,
length
\.\1).
Balansourah (GwiJ<?)(pl.
little
above
the edge; cloth attached to the inside and round the edges of outside; neck closed in.
The hands
slalk
fruit.
bunch
of grapes,
at the
a small bird,
pecking
red stripe
a
down
strokes
white mantle
with a red =^*z shaped ornament on each side and an inscription behind
laded
brown H
^ KA
pi.
black hair with sort of lufl on crown. Lines across throat. Eyes mcrelx modelled and
Colouring
mouth and
between
lips;
red
markings on ears, nose, throat and lingers; hair black; eyes while with dark brown
iris
in
round about; necklace black and light-coloured drapery while with red stripes and red
r,3
Some
run
down
a few
PiiESEitvATioN
End
of bust
broken
paint
worn
loured.
Bibl.
Guide,
11)0-.?,
p.
cd.), p. 35(1.
33155. Bust of
woman.
in.
Plaster.
Height o
in.
22
c.
length
m. 585 m.,
breadth
Modelled
XXI).
board which
antique and may belong
in plaster. It
is
laid
on
a thick
is
to
the
same
find; remains of
is
the edges
laid
and on the
left
lop.
The head
not
much
raised.
on bosom, the
closed with forefinger outstretched; nails and joints rendered by painted lines. She
wears purple chiton and purple mantle draped round back of bead and drawn over
left
breast.
There
is
Ornament on each
band
lower end
of drapery. Gold earrings with three pendant bars; gold necklace with spiral pattern
IE5222L
The
coiffure
is
lu ' bracelets
in
middle.
very elaborate:
round forehead
is
curly ends and a small tress in front of each ear; above this a
the hair
is
strip;
roll
behind,
reaching
drawn back
to
in
in a
front;
wooden hairpin
of
in
front,
with
traces
of gilding.
mouth droop
iris.
slightly; small
dimple
in chin. Inlaid
Colour
Flesh cream} white; three pink lines across throat; outlines and markings on
ears and lingers in pink; pink or light red on moulh, nostrils and corners of eves;
hair black
with yellowish
line
round
light purple
brown ground.
:
Lower
many fragments:
few pieces
and eyebrows
worn.
33156.
Head
of a
woman.
Plaster.
(!''
Height
XXII).
in. 3ft
c, breadth
m. 26
c.
Balansourah, 1897
Thick plaster with marks of cloth on inside. The hair forms a large arch of small curls
il
is
drawn hack
in
it
'i'i
CATALOGUE DU MUSfiE DU
hangs down
in
GAIRE.
hvo rows of twisted tresses. She wears ball-earrings. Broad luce with
may be worn
Preservation
left
earring gone;
no colour
Bibi..
:
left
and earring.
190.')
Guide,
io<>'-!, p.
280: Guide,
(Eng
ed.),
p.3Cy; Journal
d'eutree du
33157.
Head
of
man.
Plaster.
Height
in.
235
in.,
breadth o
in.
iq5
in.
(pi. XXII).
The
plaster
is
fairly thick
Short-bearded fare with thick crop of hair, very curly round forehead but arranged
Halter wisps farther back.
The moustache
n"'
is
transparent
j;lass like
those of
33
5-33
Remains
ol
(Ik;
rest of the
Preservation
Broken round
lace
is
Plaster.
Height
The lower
in.
276
mill., breadth
m.
3s
c.
The
inside of neck
closed over.
part
is
thin layers
raised a
lillle.
is
is
framed by rather long locks drawn forward; beard and moustache modelled; inlaid
eyes of opaque while material with black
still
iris;
upper
lid
rather prominent;
somewhat
lips
in
the middle of
lislically.
below
locks on forehead; eyebrows painted black; black lines round eyes with strokes to
represent lashes.
down on each
side of neck;
it
is
(l)
stripes on a yellow
eg
top of
left
below
is
a frieze of uraei, in
prolile inwards,
ground and
ground along
foot of
wig;
border as sketched,
is
in
again
row of while
on
band
of black.
Remains
t'l
Pink on
riylil side
left.
/,:,
Lop; below, a row of white rosetles (will) black markings) on a black ground, the
central
different
illustration).
Representation round backofbead in the Egyptian style, bordered by a strip of dark green (not clear whether continued round left side). In the middle a black scarabaeus with large wings (black markings on yellow ground, inner feathers pink, outer blue); above head a large yellow disk, circumscribed by two black lines; below
feel
Iwo flabella, whitish and pinkish with black outlines; red background.
ol
On
each side
disk a vertical
:
bund
sides
Below
above) and below the band of stars are fragments of a mythological scene.
PnusovATioN
incrusled.
Broken
through
chest
and
round
back;
surface
discoloured
and
33159.
Head
of a
man.
Plaster.
Height o m.
cent.
breadth o
in. 2 9
cent,
(pi. XXIII).
From
a bust
modelled
in plaster; the
lillle
consists of two fairly thick layers with a sheet of canvas between; neck closed in; traces
of cloth on inside.
moustache and beard are modelled as well as painted. Inlaid eyes of transpa11"
33
is
lips a
narrow black
side of neck,
line
ornamented with
fool; whitish
tint.
light
rounded edge,
At back of neck
is
is
broken
it
the
mummy,
(1
lying to
left
on
a bier.
On
each side of
sit
like
bands on
their knees;
the
two
011
the right
and
the
(3
and
A).
Above
mummy
and
all
a disk
ground-colour
the figures are
is
light
drawn
in black outline
mummy
will)
pink
;
(with black lines); cross-hatched wrappings, pink with pale spols; object in hand
pink.
Head
lines);
',f,
CATALOGUE DU MISKH
wrappings as on
2.
Dl!
CAIRE.
\\i<;
Flesh of
/1
Rroken through neck and round hack of head; bridge of nose chipped
slightly
there.
367.
33160.
Head
of
man.
Plaster.
lip
Height
om. a3
7 cent.
Balansourah (Guide)
(pi. XXIII).
Head
of Antonine type, with thick curly hair and rather sparse heard and
moustache,
slightly
modelled on upper
and black
round top
oil'
ol
eyeball.
PitESEm itjon
Bibl.
:
broken
|>.
Guide, 1902,
270; Guide,
33161.
Bust
o
of
in.
man.
Wood and
mill.,
plaster.
111.
Height
mill.
in.
hn%
breadth
2i5
65
mill., length
Balansourah (Guide)
(pi.
Will).
is
The head
a
I
modelled
in plaster in the
usual
way
is
composed of
consists of
three sbort boards pegged together and rounded off at holes on each side through the
wood and
plaster.
is
upwards;
indistinct
the fingers
The
ol
of a conventional lype(cf.
33 197
for instance); thick curly hair standing out over forehead; short beard and moustache
(the
latter
consis-
ting of
and
round about.
lips,
;
between
black
object
dots on nostrils and black line round eyes; hands and nails outlined in black
in left
traces of pink.
The wig
is
decorated on
all
each side with ihree vertical stripes and three horizontal bands across fool,
outlined in black; the ground-colour
is
are white and the outer ones blue, while the middle bands are blue and the outer
ones while.
Preservation
:
Head
worn;
rest of
work
is
in a
very fragmen-
tary condition
Run..
and
much damaged;
hi
Bust
of
man.
Plasler.
(pi.
Lcnjjlli
m.
!>7
c, breadth
in.
sf)
c.
Tounah, i8g5
The bust
is
XXIII).
type;
of ihe earlier
clolli
details.
The head
in
is
that of a
and short
hair.
The
to
hair
is
modelled
wavy
lines.
are
rose-wreath,
made
;
black line round edge and narrow black line round ton
is a
fragment of an Egvplian
is
The ground-colour
yellow. Each
former
is
decorated
brown border
on the same system as the stripes, the black outlines running round upper side and
inner end (except in the case of lowest band on
consists of
left side).
The
,
between
the second
row consists
necklace
(indistinct).
Wig and
a roll of
papyrus against
left
side of breast.
it
The upper
pen with
still
preserved;
it
is
in front ol
is
a yellow
sides
Guide , 190a
p.
970; Guide
190 3 (Eng.
cd.), p.
11"
178.
33163.
Head
Balansourah
of
hair,
of a boy.
Plaster.
Height
in.
275
mill., breadth
om. 2 o5 m.
Mask
as n"
33 162. Thin
Short black
pink on nostrils and pink lines on cars; eyes merely painted, while and black; eve-
lines;
narrow black
line
round top
ol
side of neck,
ornamented with
vertical stripes
foot; yellow
.',
The back
fragment of
Mack
outlines) across top, and below that pari of a winged disk; the
disk
is
red (with black outline) and the feathers are black against stripes of various
colours.
Preservation
Broken
all
left
discoloured.
liim..
:
Notice,
1895-1897,
n"
33164.
Head
of a girl.
Plaster.
c.
Balansourah (Notice)
same
class as n
(pi. X\lll).
.Mask of
hair,
33 162, with
coming down
in front of
fastened in a
band
(?).
Not
much modelling on
in
in the
Egyptian style;
no division
upper
lip;
by
a black line.
ol
Flesh smooth while; hair, eyebrows and eves black; touch of red about whites
lips
eyes;
and
side of neck,
ornamented with
stripes
and
llie
and
llie
while line
down
brown
line in
is
the middle. Between the ends of the wig there has been
Beyond each
side of the
wig
is
band
Beyond
is
the hierogly-
and beyond
in
red background
:
various colours
fragments
ol
Broken
all
Same
as n*
33 16 3.
33165.
Head
o
of a
woman.
cent.,
Plaster;
in.
2^1
breadth o m.
T>
null.
Height
Balansourah (Gmdr)
(pi.
XXIV).
bust like n 33iA<). She wears hoop-earrings (without pearls) and mantle
is
From
and furrows;
is
drawn back
light
/,<>
the
oars
covered. Rather
flat,
narrow
strip of blue
vertical strokes.
Whitish flesh;
pink with
hair black
{'ill.
(small
festoons
earrings
Preservation
in places. Bibl.
a little
Notice,
i8g5,
11"
p. -i-jn:
Guide,
igo3 (Bug.
ed.), p.
356.
33166.
Head
of
woman.
mill.
m. 175 From
a
Piaster.
Height
,
m.
s3o
mill.,
breadth
Itolansourah
i8q3
(pi.
XXIV).
bust like n
33
h 9.
is
ears
laid
is
it
is
drawn back
long coil
of the
same type
as n 3 3
G5
the
same way;
vertical
Light complexion (but original colour not distinct); lips brown: hair black with white
parting; drapery blue (?); earrings
gilt
(over
brown ground
).
Preservation:
of neck,
chin,
of face
and
Journal d'enlree
tin
Musee,
11'
3ooy3:
33iC5.
33167.
Head
of a
woman.
,
Plaster.
(pi.
Height o m. 18 c. breadth
om.19
c.
Balansourah
bust like
n
i8 9 3
XXIV).
is
From
33
GG
is
||f
The
face
same type
as
if 33
65 and 33
Gfi.
gilt.
Head broken
off
from
oil'.
much
Bibl.
:
Journal d'enlree
33i65.
33168.
Head
(
of a
woman.
Plaster.
Height o m. 32 c. breadth
in.-.?
2 c.
pi.
XXIV).
33
1/10.
From
is
composed
Ju Musee,
33ioi.
50
CATALOGUE DC
There
is
;i
MUSl'lE
T)l!
GAIRE.
lliis
form
EJ
The
hair
is
parted in
oars, and
middle, waved
coiled
to
up behind; hole
flat
fare will)
G7
Flesh while; lips red; hair black with while parting; black line round eyes and vertical
strokes to represent lashes; earrings gilded.
The mantle
is
is
representation
lop.
In (he
on
the
hack of
is
it,
painted on a red
middle
is
fragment of a winged
of
lliis
shape
/f^SS^U
and
ground; the wings are outspread and arc painted blue with black markings.
each side
in
is
On
iris.
human
hands
Dim..
(Eng. ed.),
p. 'M\-.
33169.
Head
of
woman.
o in.
17 cent.
Plaster.
Height
8cj 3 (pi.
in.
25
mill.,
breadth
Balansourah,
XXIV).
She wears mantle round hack
From
Her
hair
is
33
hi)),
arranged
in a flat
in
oblong
flat
face
same type
between
lips;
l>\
Light-coloured drapery
On
left
side
ol
human
figure
and an object
like
the
ill
feel
mummy
black.
mummy
each end.
in
Red ground with light-coloured border along top; outlines and inner markings
I'liKsr.nvn ion
surface
much worn.
11"
Bini..
Journal d'entrce
Musee,
11"
.lo.'i'io:
!>!>iG8.
33170.
Head
(i
of
1
woman.
in.
h cent.
Balansourah
of coil of hair
Plaster.
Height
(pi.
in.
i8.">
mill.,
breadth
(Guide)
XXIV).
slightly
From
upwards; remains
n33i65;
I'OKTI! AITS.
51
b\ vortical
.">
Preservation
Broken
olT clean
from
rest
worn auav:
Sec n* 33
65.
33171. Face
o
of
woman.
in.
12 cent.
Plaster.
Height
m.
170
mill.,
breadlli
Balansourah, iS()3.
prominent nose. Inlaid eyes
of transparent glass against
round about.
Technique
of
wood
plastered on inside.
Preservation
Broken
oil
11
3o5GG:
sec also
11
33 1 65.
33172.
Back
(pi.
of
female head.
in
Plaster.
m.
5 mill,
x o m.
iGTj mill.
XXIV).
is
The
hair
drown back
carefully
fastened behind
in
an
which
black.
Fragment
of
li jjli t
green mantle
one side of
coil.
33173.
Head
(pi.
of
young man.
Plaster.
Height
o m. 22 c, length
in. 2
c.
XXIV).
bust of same general type as the preceding. Inside of neck not
is
From
On
(juile
closed
in.
thin
cloth.
in slightly
flat
modelled
curving
a little
65
irises;
upper eyelids
A mantle
is
Light-coloured llesh; lips pink with black line between; hair black; beard represented
by curly black
lines,
in black lines
and Idled
is
in
with yellow. In the middle appears the top of a large disk and on each side
vertical
Preservation
dirty.
52
CATALOGUE
Head
of
1)11
33174.
woman.
null.
m. 16b
From
Plaster.
in
Height o
(pi.
in.
26
cent.,
breadth
Balansourah (Guide)
XXV).
covered wilh cloth; neck
;i
busl
in.
like
33i/io.
Modelled
plaster; inside
closed
to back.
in
to
is
wound
together
like
large
1
Hat coil;
small
n"
.").'!
118.
harking of white
Flesh
warm brown;
hair
black,
with
lashes
represented by black lines and thin vertical strokes; two red lines round throat;
red border round back of neck.
Pr.iiSKiivATiON
:
Head broken
oil'
from
Bibi..
33i65.
33175.
Head
(
of a
woman.
Plaster. - - Height
in. ;ij
cent., depth
in.
>.">
c.
P l. XXV).
a
From
busl like n" 3.')i/kj; remains of cloth round inside of neck. There has been
a vertical
a pearl
each end and a gold fastening above; necklace has been composed of light green
stones or pearls (white with light green outlines or
links.
The
hair
is
parted
in the
to
a
each
large
previously
made one
of
much
of
Flesh while; traces of pink on lips; hair black with gilded parting; black line round
e>es with vertical strokes for eyelashes; light-coloured drapery.
Preservation
Broken
oil"
in places,
.'Stly.
33176.
Head
of girl
neck.
or young
woman.
Plaster;
marks of
in.
cloth on inside of
Height o
in. i>o
cent., breadth
i65
mill.
Balansourah
(Guide)
(fl.
XXV).
Wears hoop-earrings wilh pearls attached and has had draper) round back of head. Her hair is drawn down each side of forehead, covering lops of ears; behind, it is
arranged
in three
;,:;
33
7:')
;
bl;ick line
line
and dark
markings on cars:
liplil-
Broken
oil'
See u 33i(Jo.
33177.
Head
(pi.
of
youth.
Plaster.
Height
in.
9 cenl.. breadth
in
7 c
XXV).
1
Colour
The
flesh
has
first
between
and black
line
round about; no
as
usual by various-
Broken
oil'
dirtv.
33178.
Head
of a
boy.
There
Plaster.
--Height
(pi.
m.
85
mill., breadth
in.
i3c.
Balansourab (Guide)
is
XXV).
round bole
in the plaster
much
raised.
Wig
hatchings behind. Necklace with pendants. Short hair with small, plaited side-lock
fairly well
iris.
"reservation
worn
and discoloured.
1'ini..
:
Sec n 3 3
33179.
Head
Balansourah
of a boy.
Plaster.
Height
in. 9.0
cent., breadth
m. 10
c.
Thin screen of plaster on inside of face and marks of cloth over whole of interior. Top of Egyptian necklace is visible across neck (i-L 11" 33i6a). Short hair, I'reelv
modelled. Eyes painted and
lids
modelled.
Colour
iris
Flesh light red; hair black; eyebrows and eyelashes rendered by black lines:
down each
side of neck
While background
of
Sec n* 33
G5.
51
CATALOGUE
Head
of
1)1'
MUSEE
D1I
CAII'.H.
33180.
woman.
Plaster;
marks
i
of flat
o m.
226
(i
cent.
Balansourah,
in a
backing on inside.
i
Heighl
8o,3 (pi.
XXV).
is
waved round
regular hut not strongly marked ridges and furrows, gathered together
round forehead; narrow while hand round lop of head. Inlaid eyes of transparent
material againsl white plaster backing with black disk for
iris
iris;
PnESKnvATiON
face
badly worn.
Bini..
:
.'!<>.
>'iy.
33181.
Head
of
woman.
mill.
m.
From
tn5
Plaster.
Height o
m.
27.")
mill.,
breadth
is
parted
in the
middle and
arranged
round forehead
it
in
front of ears;
coil
is
plaited behind
ol
head;
middle of
for hairpin.
Remains
of drapery
(if. n
33i3o,
a
;
pl.VIll). Slightly
plaster hacking;
The
flat
the
lids
are of glass.
Remains
of yellow
drapery pale
Preservation
slightly
Dim..
:
lilac.
Front
of
is
all
that
Guide, 190a, p.
eel.), p.
3i 176.
33182.
Head
of
1
woman.
5 5 mill.,
Plaster;
marks of cloth on
1
inside of neck.
Height
m.
breadthom.
4 cent.
is
to
A broad hand
ears; this
drawn
half covering
strip
straight tresses
hang
at intervals.
left ear.
those of n"
33 8
1
Flesh
lips
yellowish white,
in
the present
condition
line
of the
on
to
represent eyelashes.
Preservation
ear
being
Guide, 1902,
]).
p.
.'ilia;
Journal
d' entree
I'OliTI! A ITS.
:,:,
m. lgcenl.
woman.
a
insiile.
Plaster
and
cloth.
1
!>
Height o m.
a of)
mill., breadth
lialansourah,
Hr)
(nl.
XXVI).
and there are remains of cloth
all
From
is
ven
thin
over the
of head.
Her
free,
and there
is
tresses
olf;
The hack
ornamented
PitESERVATiON
throat
and
through
Bibl.
:
left
tip of
Guide, 190a,
el.), p.
3o553.
33184.
Head
of
1
woman.
(].')
Height
m.
The
01
mill., breadth
G cent. (pi.
in
X\\
I).
hair
is
is
lull
it
is
has hung
down on each
side of neck
(perhaps
in
in
wavy
middle of upper
as
on n" 33iC)0;
is
distinct).
There
a rose-
Mesh
iris
eyebrows,
colour
left in
a representation at
little
hack of neck on
:
while /
black horder a
way
in
face
33185.
Head
(pi.
of
woman.
Plaster.
Length
in. 2 5
cent., breadth
in.
c.
XXVI).
The
hair
is
in a fringe of
in front
them
free;
behind
this
il
is
drawn hack
and straight
il is
painted.
small
She wears
hoop-earrings, with three beads, and long necklace of same type as n" 33i3o.
There
is
CATALOGUE DU MUSlSE
Klosli pale yellowish; lips
1)1!
CAIRE.
iris
and
eyebrows black,
is still
bright
surface
33186.
Head of woman.
breadth o
The hair
is
Plaster, with
remains of canvas.
in.
17!) mill.
Balansourah, 1^97
free,
Height
(pi.
o m. 2'iB in.,
XXVI).
upper
1
8B.
flesh pinkish; lips pink with black line between; pink on nostrils
line
line
batched; earrings apparently dark but not distinct; necklace black and light-coloured.
Representation on hack of head on slightly raised, whitish background. All that remains
is
border of
this type
fffjff
|)
1)||
along lop,
in
and
light reddish
brown.
Preservation
Rim..
:
Journal a entree
Music,
11
31707.
33187.
Head
of
Tounah, t8q5
plaster
is
woman.
Plaster.
(pi.
Height
m.
on
mill., breadth
m.
c.
XXVI).
The
very thin and hears the impression of a cloth backing, except behind
fold in the
lace.
33i3o (merely
painted). Her
in front
waved
to
is a
fringe of small
round curls
left
and
hunch of small
bare, long
h\ a
corkscrew locks hang down over neck. The front of her bead
surmounted
Flesh and earrings yellow; colour of lips faded, black line between them; hair and
iris
black;
more or
drapery brown with blue stripe down each side (?); necklace black and blue.
1
he back of head
is
and wings
brown
stripes along
Preservation
Edges broken
all
oil
in
discoloured.
Rim..
:
Guide,
909
p.
Km;*, ed.
).
p.
n'
?>
177.
57
Head
of
woman.
cent.
in.
70
Balansourah,
11"
Plaster.
Height
(pi.
111.
>
mill.,
breadth
1897
XXVI).
in
drawn back as on
;!.'ii,S. ).
tresses leaving
Ihe ears free; plain surface on top of head. Face of Graeco-Egyptian type with curv-
ing lips; nose very slightly curved; small chin; lines across throat. Eyes merely painted. She wears hoop-earrings with three beads and long necklace, the latter
is
Flesh yellowish; lips pink with dark line between, and pink on nostrils; hair black; eyes while with black line round about, brown iris circumscribed by black line,
and
black pupil; narrow line round top of eyeball; eyebrows black, hatched: earrings not distinct; necklace black and light-coloured, the small squares being
of latter
Preservation
tresses
Bibl.
:
Broken through neck and round hack of head; mended break through on each side; good deal of sand on surface; paint rather worn.
:
Journal d'entree
tin
Musee,
11
3i756.
33189.
Headof woman.
Plaster.
Height om.
XXVI).
a 5 cent.,
breadlho
in.
'if.
mill.
Balansourah, 1897
is
(pi.
he hair
in
bunch
each ear. Rather Egyptian type of face; rounded cheeks; nose very narrow
pronounced division
in
middle of upper
Hoop-earrings with three beads and long necklace. There has been
behind bead.
Flesh yellowish;
black with
lips
representation
pink with black line between; pink on nostrils; eyes while and
black line above eyeball; eyebrows
11"
.'i
88.
left
Preservation
of head,
somewhat worn,
11
017^8.
33190.
Head
o
of
young man.
cent.
m. i5
Balansourah,
same
type as a"
I
Plaster.
Length
1897
33
;
m.
28
cent., breadth
(pi.
XXVI
hair
Probably from
a bust of
The
merely painted
rather
full
face;
mouth of conventional
y
type
Mutce
n"
,'{.')
58
Willi
middle of upper
lliroat,
lip;
slij;lit
ridge
down
front
of lliroat. Trace of
necklace
lower end of
in relief as usual.
Flesh while,
lint
worn
off;
l<*
with
line.
in places, especially
33191.
Head
of
youth.
Balansourah, 1^97
of n"
.">.'!
Plaster.
Height
XXVI).
m. iG cent., length o
in.
3o
c.
(|>1-
with forehead:
scarcely nn\ division in middle of upper lip; deep curve between nnderlip and chin;
eves
merely
painted;
lliroat
lips
have been red with black line between; red on nostrils; hair black; eyes white and
black; plain black line round eyelashes and plain line for eyebrows.
Ib>
wears
a
it
right
lines
side
preserved) with
black
is
lines
running
down
lo
a jackal lying
light,
painted
in
black
and bordered
band
33i5g,
end of a large wing behind each ear; black markings and outlines, outer
inner ones red
(?).
There
:
is
wig
top
row
of a line
ol
dotlines;
black;
"
row, vertical
stripes
r ''
row
IV.kseiivation
left
side of face
hair
Journal d'entree
<lu
Musee,
n" 3
-.">().
33192.
Head
o
of
woman
cent.
11
or
girl.
m. 17
33
1
is
Plaster.
Height
(pi.
is
o in.
>
3T>
mill., breadth
Balansourah, i8g3
XXVII).
From
Small
a bust like
round
a
forehead; there have been long twisted Iresses on each side of neck.
rose-wreath on the top of her bead
,
She wears
The eves
black,
touch
ol
pink on lids; eyebrows and eyelashes rendered; earrings yellow, with touch
59
black
wilb
hair.
in
The back
runs
a
of bead
is
ornamented
the Egyptian
WVII). Hound
the lop
On
the
outlined in
is
fragment of
winged
is
in profile
to
right but
wears bracelets and necklace, and there is a disk on her head. each side are slight remains of other figures wearing disks, and between each pains a vertical band, on one of which are some lines in imitation of
On
hieroglyphics.
in
bands yellow; necklace yellow; wings green, pink, red; blue on wig of "
to left.
Crura
l
'
Phesebvatioh
tresses
on right
that hair
slightly
G,Yfc 5
worn.
.goa, p.a8o;Guidc,
t
Bibl.
9 o3 (Eng. ed.), p.
3t;
33193.
Head
of a
woman.
m. 18 cent.
(pi.
XXVII).
Traces of drapery on bosom; hoop-earrings with two beads attached. The hair is waved to each side of forehead and two rows of twisted tresses hang down on each side of neck; small curl in middle of forehead; lines across throat:
,
eyes merely
painted.
in corners of eyes; hair black: eyelashes represented by black dots; hoop of earring gilded; drapery brown with green spots. Back of head is decorated in the Egyptian manner. On the lop
is
winged disk:
yellow
(mixed up
and
111s
"di^i'Hl):
h elo^v
nun
ra
;
disk
v
light
brown.
>
Below
bonier shaped
iii
yellow background, black - outlines, .-.) vvvu^.i\/^ rectangles mii blue and iiuvi (j
brown
alternately,
of
Guide, 1902,
p.
0G7.
33194.
Head
o
of
1
woman.
mill.
in.
55
Plaster.
le
(pi.
llciol.l
m. i85
mill.,
et
breadlh
rSaisi par
envove
Marks of cloth inside round edges hut not against hack of face. Nose rather narrow al top; dimpled chin. She wears hoop-earrings with three pearls and Ion;; necklace. Her
GO
hair
is
CATALOGUE
parted
in (lie
1)11
MUSfiE Dl
CAIRE.
;
ihcre
is
bunch
of small tresses in
The eyes
Remains
1 1 1
black
iris
and
lids of
dark blue
<;l;iss.
of black on hair
of colouring has
disappeared.
Preservation eyes
l!i 1:1..
:
all
that
is
left;
a little
damaged.
,
Guide,
<)o->
n. a 78;
Guide,
<)<>!>
Eiig. cd.),
1).
'!(>;>
Journal d'enlree
tin
Mvsee, n* 311171.
33195.
Head
of
1
young man.
(i
-Plaster.
in.
cent.
Balansourah (Guide)
like that of n"
Height
(pi.
in.
16 cent.,
breadth
XXVII).
a laurel-wreath.
33
0,0
and encircled b\
Ryes
made
black
disk
line
for iris.
round e\e.
I'iikskhyation
:
Broken
:
olT
Irom
rest
ol
bust;
lop
ol
head;
cheeks broken
Bin..
:
surface ruined.
.
Guide, 190a
p. -270:
Guide, iqo3
(Eiijj. e<l.), p.
356.
33196.
Head
of a
man.
Plaster.
Height
in.
22 cent., breadth
in.
18c.
01 same type as
forwards.
with
short
but
fairh
thick hair
brushed
like
hair, but
other colours
I'iikskhyation
01
:
worn
off.
Head broken
oil"
from
rest of bust;
pari
poor condition.
,
linn..
p.
356.
33197.
Head
of girl.
Plaster.
Balansourah
is
Height o
in.
).
1 (>
cent., breadth o
m.
'i
c.
'1
he bice
ol a
common Graeco-Egyplian
at
top;
of
small mouth projecting downwards; small chin; ears placed very high.
Top
head
is
the hair
is
Broken
off
Notice,
1895-1897,
p. ?>h'i:
p. 3al>.
CI
Head
-
of
boy.
Balansourah
Above each temple
Plaster.
Hoijjlil o in.
85
mill.,
breadth o m.
5 cent.
Hair modelled
in
skull.
lias
a piece of
is
broken surface
also a projection
like
plume
of
Hermes.
;
Remains of pink on
I'liKSEin.nio.N
:
surface discoloured.
Piibi..
Same
as n"
33 197.
lips
Plaster.
il
Height
in. :>o
cent., breadth
in.
55
in.
Mcir,
i8<),'j,
identical
with Journal n
3o3oo; Balansourah
according
to Notice (pi.
\X\I1).
is
Upward-curving
arranged
it
in
ridges
and furrows
way-
(running across
the
middle;
,
black
iff 606
The
made
of
of
brown
Colour
pmk on
and
in
a
kcmniquk
Modelled
in
plaster
impression
ol cloth all
over inside.
:
rnKSEHVATiON
oil
from
rest of
mask;
left
eve
losl
surface
Notice,
1895-1897,
11
316
Guide,
(?).
1902,
p.
|>.
Ma:
11
3o3oo
33200.
Small
in.
Height o
in.
85
mill.,
breadth
The
hair
is
brushed forward
ol
in slight!}
in chin.
Prominent eyes,
o(T; traces
composed
01
forward over the lop. There are traces of red stripes down the sides, but
representation on the back
Piieskiivation
:
is
62
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
Small male head.
o
I)U
CAIRE.
o
33201.
m.
55
mill.
Plaster.
Height
(pi.
m.
18
cent.,
breadth
Balansourah, i8<)3
XXVIII).
Impression of
Hair
is
clotli
;ill
eyebrows
are merely painted, and their inner corners are placed very low. Flesh yellow; hair
black
The back
in
manner; fragment
of
winged disk
pink and blue upon a while ground, outlines and inner markings being in black.
:
Preservation
ISiui..
:
33202.
Mask
o in.
of
1
man.
mill.
55
Balansourah
Plaster.
,
Height
m.
295
mill.,
breadth
i8o3(pl. XXVIII).
round forehead; downward-curving
fairly
thick hair
eyebrows; hollow between forehead and top of nose. Flatter than usual. Flesh pink.
hair and eyebrows black, eves white with black
iris,
eyelashes represented
l>\
black line.
Preservation
Broken
all
Notice,
1895-1897,
11"
i.>i(i:
r
.*ic>.">.
i
Guide,
1
190a,
p.
ed.),
p.
11"
33203.
Mask
of
man.
inside.
Balansourah (Notice)
1.
XXVI
Short hair, low forehead with horizontal wrinkles, short beard and moustache. Flesh
light red, lips pink, hair black, eyes
iris.
The
hair
is
modelled, but
the
heard
is
There
is
hand of
is
this a
on which
outlines.
The border
:
of this form
\o]
rest of
.'{
Preservation
Bim..
:
The head
is
broken
oil'
from
mask; worn
in places.
Notice,
1895-1897,
if
p.
078: Guide,
190.'!
(Eng. ed.),
p.
365.
33204.
Mask from
0111.
1
mummy.
h cent.
Plaster.
Height
in.
225
mill., breadth
Meir,
1896
(pi.
XXVIII).
clotli all
Marks
of a
of culling
on surface; impression of
hair
is
woman. The
G:i
over lop
ol
head; remains
ol Ion;; Iress
(?).
lias
line
llesh.
ol
worn
Bibl.
:
oil.
(jiuilc
<}(>'_>
p.
278 Guide
:
f)o3
Eiijj.
cd.), p.
365
Joiiriml d 'entire du
Music n 3 1 5 7/1.
,
33205.
Head
of
man.
Plaster.
breadth o m. 2 3 cent.
Balansourah,
Height o
curl\
in. 2!)
1
cent.,
7 (pi. XXVIII).
all
From
Mead
narrow bust of
marks of
cloth
head apparently
of bearded
solid.
man
with
lliick
hair; beard
and moustache
slighll]
modelled:
lines. Inlaid
is
ol
brown on
originally so or weathered.
PiiDSKiivATioN
:
Broken
Iiiri..
33206. Bust of
young man.
Wood and
earth, stuccoed.
in. ->o
length
cenl.
Height o m. 3o c.
Meir, January, i<Si)3.
according
The
right
lo Notice (pi.
XXIX).
lower down;
hand holds
left lies
Hal a
little
nails indicated
but not finger-joints. He wears while chiton and while mantle draped
ol
leftside; there
a lilac stripe
down each
lines
above
hand;
lefl
side of
lilac
mereh
painted; small
tuft of
lip; rather
:
Comstruction
are
is
The lower
made
in
of
done
large!]
in
made
a
it
good deal of
is
lie
modelling
is
is
done
and
lie
is
coaled with
The
in
through
Ci
CATALOGUE
I)U
MUSEE DU CAUtE.
iris
nock and hands. Hair black; white of eye while, pupil black,
outline; eyelashes represented by vertical
strokes.
pink, green ends with pink bands round them and two yellow lines below.
Prkskkvation
is
broken
good deal
all
over; traces
ol
rlolh
Notice,
1890-1897,
if
1^17: Guide,
<)o>
p.
-278; Cuide,
]>.
36G;
60
man
Wood,
cloth
and stucco.
in.
>>
cent., breadth
cent.
Balansourah (Nolice)
XXIX).
lying with bead propped up. His right
Bust of a young
band holds
a roll against
down;
He wears
a chiton,
and
mantle
is
side of
bust, the folds of ibe drapery being rendered. Beardless face with short hair, rather
in
middle of upper
of
lip.
The
chest
is
made
of live strips
is
wood pegged
and
is
together,
the
hands
being added
ol
separately.
neatly
The head
there
hollow
a
composed
in
of several thick
at
pieces
wood
joined;
is
round opening
is
the
boards
the
base of neck.
The
also
made
The modelling
greater
is
itself.
part of surface has been covered with a tightly stretched cloth: hair, ears
and
roll.
part of
left
The
surface then
exception of the hair, anil on this the painted decoration was finally applied.
llesh
is
The
and
and
hands. The
gilded in the
to the
hair
surface of the
(over gilded surface). Colours of drapery scarcely recognizable, but chiton seems
to
have been
lilac
with
pink stripe
down each
side.
Inlaid eyes of
opaque while
In
wretched
condition;
surface
of
rubbed bare
lell
in
places;
head and
bust;
eye gone
(remains of {due
Bibi..
:
).
Notice,
1895-1897,
|>.
-178: Guide,
1903
En;;, ed.), p.
365.
Wood and
is
plaster.
Length
is
o m. 72 cent., lioighl
26
cent., breadth
in.
3o
The lower
the
part, which
made
in
in plaster
low
The
surface along
65
at the
sides.
The hoards
are of irregular length and breadth. There are two holes on each side at
The head
is
made
of blocks of
all
wood pegged
is
on which
the modelling
executed; the
wood
is
merely
rough core.
is
The head
raised; right
hand
lies
left is
lower down.
while
down each
side;
round
the top are hvo reddish lines (with two vertical pink lines
between them
at right side),
is
a similar
(crossing the pink stripe on the right side); traces of wavy red lines on right side
is
front
it
is
edged, with a pink swastika between them. A portion of the mantle preserved on
right side of head has a reddish
dots,
and
in
one
place
is
He wears
a gilded laurel-
Poor
style.
Long narrow
slight
lines
black and
brown
lips
red on nostrils. Eyelids coarsely modelled and eyes merely painted; white with black
pupil and black
and reddish
iris;
round about
Hands
of
same
The object
hand
is
red, covered with spots of gilding and of black; green lines on one
side (leaves?).
Pbeservation
In very
bad condition
left
side of head
right side of
left
eye,
left
band and
Bibl.
:
part of right
ilu
over.
Journal d'entree
Musee, n 3Ga/ii.
33209. Bust of a
woman.
Wood and
earth, stuccoed
and painted.
Length
i
o m. ki cent., breadth o m.
38
m.
5 5 mill.,
,
Balansourali
8
(
XXIX).
is
The bust
to
collin-lid.
ll
is
composed
at
both ends by wooden pins driven diagonally. The upper end of the boards has been
fastened
down (on
to
rounded end of
coffin)
by
row
of pins.
The head
is
carved of
in
GG
CATALOGUE
sandy
earlli.
I)U
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
a
The whole
which
The arrangement
of the
drapcn
is
dillicult to follow.
There
is
a sort of arch
round hack
seems
side
to
is
have been drawn over the shoulders, covering part of leftside; on the
an ornament (see illustration), pink with black outlines. The drapery in
is
left
front (chiton)
stripe
pink with black outlines, and there has been a blue, black-edged
side.
down each
is
painted light
coloured yellow.
The head
upper
is
carved
roll
in a
division in
is
lip;
of fat
below chin. The eves are modelled and painted. The hair
parted in the middle and waved to each side, covering ears and hanging over shoulders. Bar-earrings with two pendants.
Flesh creamy while with light pink shading round outlines, round eves, and on wrinkles
nostrils
and dimple
while parting and row of black dots round outlines; eyebrows represented by thick
black lines and eyelashes by narrow strokes;
iris
Preservation
Bibl.
:
Hoards broken
off
Guide, 1909, p. 270; Guide, <)o3 (Eng. cd.), p. 356; Journal d'enlreedu Musee,
ydf*.
33210.
Bust
of a
Kom-el-Ahmar,
Of same type
on each
side.
man.
Plaster.
Height
(1)
o m. 3^ cent., length o
in.
bg
c.
igo3
(pi.
XXX).
as n" 33i/i5,
made
The deceased
The
hands
laid
left.
not represented.
The
right
hand holds
twisted sheets of plaster), and a small branch, painted merely, lies above
hand.
He wears
edging
down each
side
at top,
and
draped round
<-'
back of neck and shoulders; the mantle each side, and there
is
swastika on
a large representation
The head
is
well executed.
He has
and
slight
beard and
lips,
dimple
The
N" 33aio-33ai3
(jiven
above,
by
Kom-el-Ahmar
down
(!
'
me when
to the
n" 33aio-33ai9 and Tounah for n 33ai3, were Museum and are probably correct.
been;
so also in case
noted
of stripes
mi chiton.
07
Flesh reddish brown; red between lips; hair painted black; beard and mousLache in
black lines over llesh colour;
iris
line
for
may
in
consists of a
erect
It
is
lo
front
with
wings
in the
outspread
and head
turned
lo
right.
painted
or ornament below in
brown and
red.
The scene
is
lines,
following curve of mantle round top; on the inner side of these again
carelessly sketched festoons in red.
a chain of
the bird
is
drawn has
wash
a similar
lines.
In comparatively
a little
lingers
hand; surface
worn
in
Journal d'entree du
33211.
Bust
of a
Kom-el-Ahmar,
as n"
boy.
Plaster.
in.
60
c.
1903
(pi.
XXX).
Of same type
on each
332io, made
side.
is
Broad, boyish face, well modelled, with short hair and turned-up nose; the head
very short and Hal behind; the e\es, which are merely modelled in the plaster,
is
He wears
a laurel-wreath
his
chest and
is
usual way; the arms are not shown. The brooch consists
which
is
small holes on inner side of this; below, a row of three round studs.
Colour
Flesh pink; red between lips and on nostrils; remains of pink on hair and of
darker colour above; brown line round top of eyeball; colour of wreath not clear
(green?); the drapery has probably been white for the most part, hut there are
traces of pink in the loop below
Preservation
Drapery much broken but nearly entire; colours hadly preserved except
1,1
The
stuck,
on when
llie
is
tlic illustration.
9-
68
33212.
woman.
(pi.
Plaster.
IIcij'-liL
o m.
2 A
cent.
Kom-cl-
Ahmar, 1908
From
a bust of
XXX).
as the preceding; opening
011
same type
two hands of
The hair
side in
is
round back
round
The
face
is
fairly well
model-
Colour
Remains
brown;
traces of black on
eyelashes rendered by black vertical strokes; remains of pink round eyes and
on
lips; chiton
:
Preservation
Bibl.
:
poor condition.
Journal d 'entree
Musee, n3G'i8i.
33213.
Head
Tounah, 1903
hair,
of a
woman.
Plaster.
Height
m. 22
c.
breadth
m.
c.
(pi.
XXX).
is
The
drawn down on
in
has
tiling
(lutings
down
back.
The eyes
is
iris.
The modelling
of nose
and mouth
very
wooden.
Colour
:
Hair and eyebrows black; lips and nostrils red; traces of pink here and there
on
flesh.
Preservation
Hroken round outline of face and through back of head; top and back of
head plastered on; perhaps touched up here and there (?); in poor condition.
ISiiil.
:
Journal d'entree
tin
33214.
22 cent.
Fayoum
in a
Length
m. 83
e.,
(pi.
XXXIII).
middle of the lozenges. Portrait painted on a sheet of canvas fastened over the
head of the
mummy. Hemains
69
Head of young boy will, face turned lo front from Ins right; wears white drapery with purple stripe down right shoulder; short hair; pink complexion. Lightcoloured background.
:
Pbesebvation
Bandages
all
loose
left
round
gone and
Bin.
Notice,
9 o3 (Eug. ed.),
p.
35 9
33215.
Mummy
Length
The
front
of a
1
boy with gilded plaster covering and painted portrait. 111. 08 cent., breadth m. 38 cent. (pi. XXXI).
sides of the
and
will,
front of the
head
is
an open space
which
a portrait,
inserted.
first
painted red
usual). Anns and upper part of drapery are while back of head and lower part of body are covered with impressed ornamentation, chieflj in the Egyptian style.
low
relief,
is left;
is
hand, which
is
lies
lower down,
is
closed.
The drapery
modelled naturalistically
Imposed
The
portrait
is
framed by
laurel-wreath
bordered
on the outside by
tins,
beyond,
is
a zigzag line
right, with
wings
plume
in each
not indicated.
cross-hatched,
of three
rows of
is
leathers.
vertical
band above
filled
Bemains
of a
right wing,
but this
part
is
broken.
Bemains
:
device at
each
end
left elbow is a similar floral device and below right a cup with horizontal bands. There have been other designs beyond, but the plasler is broken. The space below is divided into friezes, each of which is bordered
Below
lines.
The
wings extended
hair and necklace as on the other figure; long garment with shoulder-straps. The wings have two rows of feathers and curve upwards at the ends. Above each wing
;
and plume
in
of this
form
g,
is
a vertical
band
filled
with
a zigzag line.
A cup
left
has hori-
70
zontal lines on
CATALOGUE
it.
1)1!
MUSEE
is
Dll
CAIRE.
and beyond
that are
Beyond on
tlie left
remains of
>.
standing mummy-figure as
is
In
a
llic
which
lies
hier Anubis
mummy
cup
in left; lie
wears
jar.
drapen
band
(see illustration).
high
Above on
the left
is a
vertical
of bieroglyphics (indistinct).
On
left
of couch a
mummv-figure stands
lie
to right,
him;
pendant
lines
on body and
lines
round ankles. To
left
On
In the
oilier,
On
the
left
side a
man
is
a lotus
or
its
Remains
The
feet are
shown below
and
joints
indicated.
Between them
broken.
sides.
Bibl.
p.
i^d,
n"
56o8.
33216.
Mummy
of a girl
i
The
Length
m. 07
3y
cent.
Hawara,
tlie
Petrie's
excavations,
Tlie
1888
XXXI).
fairly thick in front
where
modelling
is.
surface was painted red (or red in front and pink behind) and the front was then gilded
all over.
tlie
these have
The decoration
of
on n" 33a
in
5 but
more
impressed lines
Portrait.
Painted on a thin panel of
wood which
of
left
is
The head
is to
front,
more
side being
fairly light
purple
71
down
right
side.
Earrings consisl
of
two
rows
1.
jjolil
ol
middle
llns
1>
surrounded by pearls
uilli
purple; h. dark green beads connected by small gold squares; while pearl below
in the
pendant
of a gold rosette
the
fringe
lult
ol
hang two
purple ribbons. Thick arching eyebrows; nose somewhat curved; rather fleshy throat.
is
rough, broken surface, and are worked up here and then' wilh
hard point.
Warm
brownish
flesh
below mouth and chin. Hair black, with brown shadows on forehead. Brown eyes;
purple shadows round about; upper eyelashes rendered by short strokes emphasized
with hard point. For drapery and jewellery see above; purple shadows aboul necklace, pink on earrings. Gilded background.
against
bosom, hands
left a
flat
and lingers
slightly apart
in the right
is
bunch
consists
underneath
framed by
laurel-wreath, bordered on
outside by two raised lines and on inside by a raised line and dot moulding. In the
is
a small lsiac
strata.
Gems
of glass
left side of
head
(elliptical, flat-faced
youthful head
to
and
emblem
behind
like pshent;
:
tain object
elliptical
gems
in
front.
in the
each end an
elliptical
gem
with
red, while and black strata; on each side two small globes of transparent green.
Ring on (bird finger of right hand with convex blue gem; rings on
of
left
third
and fourth
with
gems
of red, white
and black
is
strata, the
joint.
Below bosom
gem
with
flat
face
and on
1-2
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
each side of
is
il
DIJ
CAIRE.
a green,
pear-shaped one.
On
bosom beyond
llic
arm
a figure of Osiris sealed on a throne lo right and holding scourge in each hand; headnl
dress
tall
in front:
loiij;
Above
his
head
is is
convex, elliptical
gem
On
the
left
side of breast,
which
much broken,
shaped
vessel
a foot;
on
stand.
There
is
a selling for a
square
gem
below
left
elbow.
:
Three
1.
friezes of
In the
right,
plume
in
fastened
below
the
is
bosom;
crown
of
cow's
horns
and
disk (?)
surmounted
:
Idled in by an engraved
gem
centre
vessel
or table
^^
twig (?) standing slantwise on each side; on each side of this a bird stands (in profile
a rnnntropiar.
On
the
left
one leg advanced, holding out hands (one raised and the other lowered)
wears disk, short wig, loincloth, perhaps also drapery on chest. There was prois
are four lotus-shaped vessels, the two outer ones on rectangular stands.
Above the
and
in left
a small
on
to right,
holding up vessel
and touching
with
band
the
tall
cap; wigs
Anubis.
On
mummy-figure stands
to right,
is a
wearing
vertical
front.
On
a llat-faced
gem,
In
the
33s
tf>
above, a white
33 a 5, holding
t
mummy,
broken.
and rope-shaped
feet a
gems
in front, elliptical
and
llat-faced.
Between the
spray
on n 33a
5.
Beyond
mummy
side.
The whole
decoration
lines.
mummy
a disk of thin
among
the
7:1
Much damaged on
and some of
lel'l
wrappings
many
gems
resinous matter
good condition.
Hawara, Bialimu mid Arsinoe,
pi.
i>.
Presumably Ihc
said to
mummy
left
which
is
described in Petrie,
17
;ni(l
have been
at
XI
n"
ilu
p. 9.7. ),
11
cd.), p.
33217.
Mummy
of
woman with
fricent.
breadth
om.
Hibeh,
llie
Length
m. 58 c,
i9o3
is
(l)
(pi.
XXXII).
Sheeted
in
332 18;
top
almost
flat
figure rather
square-cut; feet slick up as usual; opening with doubled-over edges for insertion
of the
wooden
portrait.
is
On
sides,
is
is
with light-coloured ribbon-ends, the fingers being rather loosely spread; the
lies
farther
the
closed.
Her dress
consists of chiton
down each
and
over
foot.
is
draped
left
plain gilt
edge
on
1*1
From beneath
light-coloured hands
W
11)1
The
feet are
surrounded
by
light-coloured
with knols and tags, the gilding being applied over black lines; row of large gilded
lozenges between
feet.
TlfP
Her head
is
in the
surmounted bv
fourth
Necklace of dark
set
hand and
third
and fourth of
Anklets consist of two rows of gilded rectangles. Gilded strips across upper pari of
right
he drapery.
of drapery, are painted in wax-colours on a
wooden
papyrus
to
From
mummy
found close
ljy
was dated hy
du Musce, u 33iol.
10
7/,
will)
high lights
down
fronl of face,
especially on right
In
fronl
of cars;
rendered by
black and slate-coloured lines against a dark ground, with mixture of lighter lines.
Brown
eves; dark line round upper lid; lashes represented by short strokes. Bars ol
The background
is
gilded
the gilding
in
in fairly
good condition.
Bibl.
33218.
Mummy
of
woman
m.
breadth
^17 cent.
Fayoum
(1)
Height
m.
78c,
(pi.
XXXIII).
over front
to
represent drapery
feetalso
rest of surface of
left
hand
bunch
is
lifted
to
farther
down and
holds a
fingers of both
brown; sandal-straps
painted black
see sketch.
Portrait
Head
of a
woman
lo
Purple
drapery, fitting on
the painting
hoop-earrings of gold
with two pearls and a gold bead attached; two necklaces, upper one of white beads
(pearls?), lower one of oblong, dark blue stones with round gold beads between.
Hair arranged in round arch over forehead, concealing lop of ears, and coiled
face;
Technique of portrait
Colours applied
in
falls
on front of face;
thick.
shading on
left
Cood deal
of
light slate-colour
Some
details
point.
Dark
line
Canvas covering torn here and there; painting on canvas very dark
slightly
smudged.
Notice,
S r> 5 - 1 8 f j 7
n" 36i.
"'
Sowed,
arronlinj; In Xnlice
slilclied al places,
llioiijjli
lliere are
no clear marks of
it.
75
Mummy
in.
of a
man with
panel portrait. -
Length
in.
80 c, breadth
45
In
from
thinly
and
is
decorated with
portrait
stuccoed surface.
canvas.
Panel
inserted in
PORTRAIT.
The head
slight
is
that of a
young man with short hair brushed down on forehead and with
It
looks
to
from
left
corner of panel.
No drapery
is
shown. The
he looking up.
Brown complexion.
The
face
is
surrounded (except
at
it
and
is
gilded
all
over. Usual
broken
touches of light
down middle
of face.
The
hair
is
deep brown ground. Whites of eyes bluish; eyelashes not represented by separate
strokes; purplish
left
side of panel.
The background
is
drawn
in black;
The topmost
row
frieze is
of white stars
on
band
of blue;
below each
|[|H|1|
1||||[||
frieze
again
is
a yellow
is
in
black lines
and above
a
this
stand.
Down
each
side
is
alternately,
continued
The designs on
In the middle a necklace with several rows of jewels, each divided from the other
by two
whole painted on
a"
J
yellow ground
1" row,
pink, with a small bud (outlined merely) between each pair; 3 rd , pink rosettes
/1"',
round-lipped pendants,
green or blue. Metope-like border along top of necklace; in the semi-circular space
in the
is
knee; wears blue plume on head and blue wig; face and drapery yellow. At each
end of necklace a hawk's head wearing yellow disk with uraeus along top; face
(,)
Wliere
llie
il
is
difficult lo distinguish
7f,
CATALOGUE
IHJ
MUSfiE DU CAIRE.
white with black and red markings; wig blue with white stripes. While line like a
festoon above middle of necklace.
On
Nephthys and
one hand
white
on
cadi
in profile
in front,
raised
in
adoration
and
the
drooped,
holding plume
and
long
flabellum (?).
flesh
and
drapery yellow with Idack markings; wig blue; inner end of wing yellow with black
cross-hatchings, feathers (in three rows) blue with white lines and pink with black
lines:
plume
in
>.
In the
On
each
side
is
profile
The beads
tall
between legs of
one figure, representing pari of drapery; water rendered by zigzag while line with
ankh
at the
end. At the
left
is
holding white scourge and crook and wearing yellow cap and blue plumes; llesh
yellow, drapery yellow with black scale pattern, throne blue with while markings
and yellow border, corner of throne pink with black markings, pedestal blue with
frieze of white lotus
lilies
In
front of Osiris
of.
is
in the
form
column with
bud on each
is
side; the
of the scene
hawk-headed
Sokaris, seated on similar throne and with similar table in front of him; he holds
scourge and crook and wears yellow disk with white uraeus along top; his lace
white; otherwise same as the Osiris.
3. In
is
the middle
a
is
capital
standing on
there
is a
beam ends
lotus flower
and
attached by three strings (white); colours are blue with white markings, yellow with
black markings, and white. Below on right side Anubis stands to "right, touching a
string with one
the other
llesh black;,
On
corresponding
wearing yellow disk with while uraeus along lop; lace while with black and
red markings, wig blue with white lines, llesh blue, drapery (from breast to knee)
yellow and blue. Facing Horus, on the other side of the scale, stands Tboth; one
hand
roll;
is
is
a while
like that
he wears
cap and plumes, yellow and blue, yellow wig, and drapery
On
mummy
of ordinary type; face yellow, wig blue, drapery yellow with blue flap in front.
k. In the
middle
mummy
lies
on a lion-shaped bier
77
Mue
Behind
right,
holding up
a vessel in
mummy
yellow disk; flesh black, wig yellow, drapery from breasl to below knees white
bier. Al the
at
which
is
stretched
over the central scene: crowns and flesh yellow, wigs blue, drapery while with black
The boat
it
inwards (indistinct
crown on one
of
them
in
black outline)
boat,
flowers blue with while markings; blue water at each end of boat. In the prow stands
Anubis
(?),
him
in
yellow wig, and long drapery; face and drapery white with black and red markings,
flesh blue; the oars,
disk
is
a shrine in
which
mummy
in
both hands; hangings in front of bis legs; shrine yellow with black details (indiblue with row of white dots between two white lines. Nephthys stands in
stinct); base
front of shrine
and
Isis
behind, each
in prolile
towards
it;
one hand
is
raised in
adoration, the other holds an erect white rod, the end of which curves over top of
shrine; dress and colours as in the frieze above.
G.
Four
him with both bands, the near arm being stretched out
straight
hawk
left
by an
ibis.
The
while band with banging ends, yellow llesb, and a white garment with black and
lo calves.
is
an unpainted
strip,
perhaps covered
Foot- case.
The
feet,
which are
is
in relief,
about
and red,
while line
down
is
filled
bud on each
side
CATALOGUE DU MUSKK
cliiefly
1)1!
CAIRE.
);
yellow ground
next on each
a
sid? is a
mystic
&$
and heads turned inwards represented in contorted attitudes with arms bound together )g e
details are indistinct
is
quite obliterated;
coloured with black markings, background yellow. The figures are divided from
in
metope-like border roundabout, blue and red rectangles alternately, divided by black
lines
on
white ground.
:
Preservation
Firm and
in
solid,
behind; portrait
33220.
Mummy
Same
of a
man with
panel portrait.
Length
m. 78 c, breadth
om. 63
type as n"
a
g.
There
:
is
row
with
PoitTItAlT.
Head
of a young'
man
is
down
right
to
forward from
left side
of panel.
He has
short
hair, encircled
parted
lips.
Brown complexion.
marks
of
usual wax
medium; rough
surface with
much
rendered bv separate strokes. Drapery put on with long brush-strokes. Usual grey
leaf.
Painted ornamentation on
Divided into friezes like n" 3 3 2
1 rj
.
isodv.
Background
row
markings
in black.
Above each
frieze is a
band
of n"
of blue.
also
some
indistinct colouring
this pattern
is
is
wavy black
on
line
down each
:
n" 3,')3
q.
The
subjects of the
is
he wears blue cap, with white-outlined plumes, and necklace; colour of face indistinct
79
(greenish yellow), drapery yellow with cross-hatched lines; throne green (?) with scale pattern and yellow border; throne-hack outlined in white; in corner of throne a while slur on red ground; plinth red with yellow border and row of white dots along the middle. Towards Osiris approaches a man carrying
a large yellow
stream of
he wears long u bite drapery covering shoulders and arms, with an end banging clown below the jug; close-cropped hair, pinkish flesh. At the left
end of the
inezc Sokaris
sits
on throne
to
right in
llie
same
attitude as
eye red, drapery pink with while cross-hatching, throne similar to the other one. A worshipper approaches holding out a white-outlined cup hand and holding the other hand above; yellow drapery from
in
one
cropped
2.
In the
middle
hair,
cropped
stands lo right, the arm in front being slighlh bent; closeyellow necklace, pinkish flesh, white drapery from breast to calves
man
him and Thoth behind, pouring water over his head as on 33 2 i 9 the former wears crown of Lower Egypt and the latter the crown of Upper Egypt, both crowns resting on rectangular bases.
Ilorus wears wig and knee with scale pattern on upper part; crown and drapery touched with red, flesh and wig indistinct
to
white lines; head black, flesh blue. At each end of the scene a Soul stands on a corniced pedestal in prolile inwards, holding out a while rod and wearing yellow disk and short blue coiffure Soul yellow, pedestal yellow, blue and red with black and white markings. Above are four
will,
:
vertical
bands
At the
sceptre:
left
end
is
a shrine in
which
mummy
shrine
blue
yellow
will,
about,
,
and while
;
part of
is
mummy
The
central one
man
In front of
him
the
him by
the
hand and
hand towards
is black, yellow disk, red wig with while lines, yellow necklace and yellow drapery of usual type with scale pattern on upper pari and front and red border round hip. On the other side Horus stands to left, pointing lo the shrine will, hand outstretched over the man's shoulder; yellow disk, blue wig, while (?) drapery with scale pattern; face white, llesh yellow!
same
A.
in
the
form
surmounted by bust
latter
symbol yellow
will, indistinct
On
each side
NO
CATALOGUM DU MUSKE DU
a pillar with cornice
pillar indistinct
liy
GAIRE.
Yl
on which
down
3.
while lines,
as in
a
On
each side
human
figure
(same
^
tail
The
mummy
lies
upon
lion-hier standing to
right, the
of the lion
being
mummy
lion
Behind
Isis
each has one hand raised anil holds with the other band the ends of two while lines
whicli
form an arch
drapery
like
folded
wings;
much
Occupied by
above each
a
tall
erect
in the
mummy
stands to
right in a shrine, holding while was sceptre; white wig, yellow, cross-hatched
body;
shrine yellow, cornice and top in white outline, yellow hangings in front of lower
part of
mummy.
a to
In
the prow
of the
working
long while punting-pole; pink wig, short yellow drapery Irom breast
knees, and white or yellow necklace; flesh black. In the stern Horns
to right,
stands
holding out
white drapery with scale pattern on upper part; wig indistinct (pale
/S
(
\
|
blue'.'), Ilesh
yellow or green
boat.
7. In
the
middle
funerary
monument
roglyphics in black.
friezes,
On
the standard
a
on the right
while-bodied
Slits
in
ibis.
is
lo
V OOT-CASli.
(,
eel like
those of n"
33aiq
chequer
bordered
is
deco-
ground
as
on
n"
33aiq,
lotus
in
flower as sketched
next on
pink on
yellow
ground);
the
each side a
mystic eye
81
black,
his
King on
(?),
back
a green ground (?); next, a jackal, pedestal, black and red, with scourge and crook over p
a rosette
33aiy, on
fragmentary; next,
as above, pink
and white
on green ground.
On
''ROQEZH
The on
painted on
the
yellow ground
9 head turned lo right, behind head and wrists bound; perhaps kneeling; light red flesh and blue hair asonn" 33 2 19. The other
left is a
Syrian as on n 33 a
elbows
lifted
caplive(see sketch)
is
and
he attached to the
by
a
The two are separated green hand with black edges, decorated with wavy vine-spray in black lines and dots; black line
a vertical
on
metopes
yellow ground.
Id
much
the
same condition
as n
and
much broken
especially on underside.'
33221.
Mummy
1
of
woman
(pi.
111.
63 cent, breadth
m. AG
cent.
Hawara,
is
wood.
Length
Mr. Petrie,
1888
XXXII).
opening
for panel,
elliptical
and
The
front again
is
ornamentation
low
relief, the
Portrait.
Face
of right side showing. Purple drapery. Earrings consist of two pearls (white with slate-coloured shadows) one above the other with gold connection (indistinct); three necklaces, the two lower of gold, the upper one of dark rectangular stones set in gold; in the centre of the latter
is
to front will,
more
star-shaped ornament
small pearls
ol
dark
green
^gj0
j|||g OP&%
usual wax
medium. Marks
Ornamentation
Wreath over top
below on
left
is
in
relief.
hand
side; studs
round
rest of panel.
Below panel
Ctital.
du Mush,
n" 3i(ioi.
82
heads (see
pi.
;i
gilded bark-
ground. The hawks wear pshenl; impressed circle on crown of Upper Egypt, impressed
dots on that of
Lower Egypt;
is
details
a
on hawks' heads
in
lines.
squatting
mummy-figure
and
all
wearing disk on
is
and
holding
below on
each
side
similar
on the right
on the others).
in
Below
is
an inscription
is
e6PMOY9APIN 6Y+YX6I.
i.
Below
a
this
a series
The
mummy
lies
on
plumes. The
mummy'wears
wijj,
lines
round
rest of
hand on
mummy
and holding up
to ankles.
Two narrow
is
the outer
arm
is
horizontally in
a.
in the
other
Isis
and Nephthys?
with large
symmetrical knots.
capital
On
a
is
a small
and calyx
surmounted by
From
On
a vertical
stripe
down
3.
downwards on
is
a couch in the
is
form of
upper part
of his
body
it.
to right
and
The
tail is
a vertical
band.
h.
A human-headed
feel
mummy
is
a curving
Preservation
side;
Covering broken
in places
rijjht
some fragments
Portrait badly
smudged and
details
indistinct.
5
Bibl.
Notice,
11
8r)
897,
p.
107,
11"
p.
276,
pi.
11
3Go; Journal
d' entree
du
Mtisee,
18,
in
-
Found
in a
the
1
lor. cit.).
8 <) 5
8 f) 7
p.
107
1.
represents the
the bier, 2.
1'
OUT HA ITS.
on
83
Mummy
i
of
()>
woman
with portrait
painted
in.
3y
cent.
Fayoum
wood.
(pi.
Length
leal'
XXXIV).
The
front
is
lie
of each
lozenge
a slud
of stucco painted
on the
top
in
by the lapes.
The hack
(he
mummy
is
covered h\
plain
a
sheets
glued on.
:
it
bordered on each side by two tapes, white and light greenish; the background
stucco painted red; the beads are inserted in
if
the stucco
and surrounded bv a
is
strip of gilding as
set in
a stud of
stucco in
low
relief
light
and
circular
and
flat,
more or
less
The
portrait
is
is
looking to
drapery. Bar-earrings of usual type with three pendant bars; gold and white pearls.
Necklace
in three
rows
i.
each pair;
3. elliptical stones,
The
coiled
round back
of head; a tress
hangs down
angular eyebrows and long booked nose. Fair pinkish complexion, black hair,
eyes, grey background.
Painted on
a vertically
grained panel
in
where
it is
represented by a projecting
shadows, not very deep, beneath eyes and chin; red shadows round
ear. Flesh
thick.
black on a dark
strokes.
gilded (gold leaf on yellow ground); dark red shadows about the gold; purple
shadows about
he
white pearls;
bigger stones.
modelled, the
Round about,
band
band
band
down each
84
CATALOGUE
band and
i
.
DIJ
MUSEE
I)U
CAIRE.
black
In the
a
middle
a lotus flower
on
on
white "round. 2. Next, on each side, a mystic eye: black, white, blue and green
a lilac
ground. 3. Next,
a rosette
destroyed.
The
underside of foot-case
rectangles, red and
is
very
blue alternately,
while circle
1.
1
centre of each;
captives
in
The one on
the right
is
to
right, his
the
upper part of
figure
is
preserved;
the other
is
Yellow background; rectangular black line round eacli figure; broad vertical band
a horizontal
while line and one line of white dots along the middle.
Preservation
:
much
Notice,
1892-1897,
p.
p.
356.
33223.
Mummy
of a
woman
breadth
Of same type
m.
as n"
'18 cent.
Fayoum
Length
Row
in.
55
cent.,
(pi.
XXXIV).
ordinary lozenge pattern
of similar studs across
in front in the
row
of
of
it.
made
of cartonnage , canvas and stucco; remains of lilac, pink and gilding on right foot;
below, traces of chequer pattern; below, traces of vertical bands and rosettes; yellow
The
portrait,
which
is
is
painted
to front, rather
more
side.
arranged
in
thick
curls,
ears and rather low on forehead. Face of pointed oval form; light pinkish complexion;
brown
eyes.
in the usual
of
oil".
High
lights
down
front
and on
earring's
and eyes; shadows, not dark, about nose and chin. Fleshrough, minutely broken surface. Hair rendered by thick
all
colours
worked
into a
over;
marks
of hard point.
Eyebrows somewhat
lighter.
round lower;
eyelashes
not
ground.
85
dirt here
all
and
33224.
Mummy
of
man with
painted portrait.
Length
m. 75 cent., breadth
XXXIV).
Bandages arranged
in
stud backed by a square of canvas (the latter being covered by the lapes); the studs
are painted red with a large gilded square on the lop and the canvas
is
also red.
Horizontal row of similar studs below portrait with plain band on each side. Bandages
this
frame
is
composed
owing
of black tapes;
good deal
of black
among
to the condition of
have been covered by a case of cartonnage and stucco of which only a fragment
remains on
lei
side
feet
below,
chequer pattern; below, metope border; red, while, black, pale blue, grey, gilding;
outlines in black.
Portrait
Head
of
to front
left side.
No drapery.
Vertically
grained panel;
colours
on
left side
of face
Foot-case almost entirely gone; bandages incrustcd with dirt, and worn
in places, especially
on
left side
left
hand
Bibl.
if
:
side;
good many
8 9 5 - 1 8 <) 7
,
vertical cracks.
Notice,
11"
867
Guide, 1902
p.
376,
11"
cil.), p.
303,
357.
33225.
Mummy
of a child
breadth
om. 29
cent.
Hawara,
Length
1
m. 88 c,
Petrie's excavations,
888
(pi.
XXXV).
horizontal
in
octagonal
Many
with a certain amount of regularity, every rhombus being edged with black and
black spaces occurring every here and there.
86
CATALOGUE
Head of young boy with
left.
1)11
MUSEE
to
1)U
CAIRE.
showing more
stripe
face nearlx
front but
earrings in the form of small gold hoops; necklace of round heads, green and while
lips slightly
Brown background.
:
Teciiniquk
and background.
flesh in
Streak of light
side.
Shadows on
brown.
Preservation
Bandages
fairlj
worn
in places; surface
and
there.
Guide, 1903 (Eng. ed.), p. 359; Journal
Notice,
1895-1897,
n"
p. 979.;
d'entree du
33226.
Mummy
1
of a girl
in.
Fayoum
in
Length
(pi.
XXXV).
The
front of the
mummy
is
lozenges; round the hack are sheets of line and coarse cloth inserted between the
various layers of tape.
the portrait.
The middle
a small
occupied by
rather
flat
gilded stud
of stucco
upon
also a horizontal
row
of similar
studs glued on immediately below the panel, with another stud just above at each
end of the row. Traces of light red colour on many of the tapes, and several of them
are black.
The
in
feet of the
mummy,
more
which
stick
up
in the usual
by bandages
Portrait
:
as the body.
Face
to front,
rather
of
left side
is
hidden by the
shoulder). She
a
bandages
except, a strip
round neck
(lilac
-coloured, whitish on
left
wears gold earrings, in the form of a large ball below a small one, and
gold
is
necklace, a thick chain with a pendant of green stone in gold setting. Her hair
frizzed
a circlet
band. Childish
background.
Technique
of hare
:
Colours applied
in
wax medium,
directly
left
strip
jewellery and
down middle
The way
in
which the
lints
blended
is
very pleasing; soft outlines. Paint put on thick on earrings, nose and
to
some very
light
87
Top
and more or
less
damaged;
final slieel
round
back wanting; bandages round lop of head in rotten condition and thickly incrusted
with
Bibl.
p.
:
dirt.
Notice,
1895-1897,
d'entree
1I11
n 3ij8;
Guide,
11"
1902,
(?).
p.
-.277,
n" 3(j8;
Guide,
303: Journal
Musk
3o2()3
33227.
Mummy
of
breadth
7 cent.
Hawara,
Height
1
m.
32c,
Petrie's excavations,
Bandages arranged
in the
the lozenges; the studs are painted red with a gilded square on the lop.
Here and
Round
in the
bandages form
strip
on each
lozenge.
The
same way
as body.
The back
is
covered
Head
of a
hoy
to
front.
knol of hair
down; necklace
consists ol a black
Technique
side of nose
a great deal of
Hair rendered as a plain mass wilhout detail; grey in front and black round top.
Dark
line
round upper eyelid but lashes not represented separately. Drapery done
with long brush-strokes. Small gaps here and there between background and outline of head.
Phkskrvation
rotted
Bibl.
11
:
Bandages
in fairly
away from
left side of
27O,
11
ed.), p.
30 2,
3gG; Journal
XI, E(?).
d'entree du Musee, n
28635. Necklace
in I'etrie,
pi.
33228.
Mummy portrait.
Fayoum, 1888
:
Wood. Height
(pi.
m. 33
cent., breadth
in. 2
o5
mill.
XXXVI).
Comparatively thick, vertically grained panel with upper corners cut away.
Subject
Head
of elderly
man;
from
left side
of
panel.
stripe
He wears
black
down each
shoulder.
Alert,
eyebrows; whiles of eyes shot with red; cheeks rather deeply furrowed; tight-closed
88
lips willi
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
conspicuous droop
in
I)U
GAIRE.
prominent chin with small notch
the
middle;
untlerneatli.
Complexion
fair,
Tfxiinique
llie
portrait
lias
been
painted in distemper.
High
lights
flesh
down
latter).
Shading on
done
rendered by wav\ white lines, interspersed with dark lines of similar shape, over a
grev ground; the shaded locks on forehead arc
in red.
Preservation
of glued cloth
round edges.
33229.
Mummy
Fayoum,
:
portrait.
Wood. Height
(pi.
m. 385
mill., breadth
om.
c.
1888
XXXVI).
rounded
top.
Subject
He
lilac stripe
is
down
right side
He has
thick
and there
is
but firmly
round head.
in
Technique
Colours applied
usual wax
laid directly
on surface
by
lustrous black lines over a dull background. Eyelashes indicated by separate lines.
Drapery done with thin, broad strokes and put on before on before head, but gilding afterwards; the
latter
flesh.
Background put
Badly broken, right hand side and part of face being destroyed; traces
of rosined cloth
Bjri..
:
(l)
.
Journal (Vcnlri'C
Music,
11
38191.
33230.
Mummy
o m.
1
portrait.
8 5 mill.
Akhmim
Wood.
(pi.
Height o
in.
39
cent.,
breadth
XXXVI).
Subject
Head
a
of
wears
wreath with
(l
star in
the
middle.
Perhaps from
89
black
liair,
slighl
moustache,
lips
brown
in
usual wax
medium. The
light lalls
on
lefl
by black
lines
Preservation
Broad
vertical
left
cheek;
many
ami
breaks; the surface has been smudged and dirtied while the wax was
though
not necessarily al the time of painting; remains of glue and red paint round edges,
no doubt from
painted cloth as on n
33a 18 (probably
bad been
Bibl.
:
Muscc
n oooily bis.
33231.
Mummy
(pi.
portrait.
38;"i mill.
breadth
m.
c.
XXXVI).
cul
shape of the panel required has been marked out by an incised line, but
not been very closely followed.
Subject
:
has
Head of a man
to front.
He wears while
on each shoulder;
stripe.
The
face
is
thai of a
man
of
Whitish background.
Technique
;
usual wax
medium.
side.
both on
flesh
and
I
which are
laid
deal of yellow on
lines.
lid
lie
flesh.
Shading on
righl
Zigzag line of bard point along the painted line winch represents fold of upper
as usual with
Preservation
al
ilirlv:
marks
ol
bandaging round
33232.
Mummy
o
111.
t
portrait.
71")
W
pi.
I.
Height
'\
"
mill.,
breadth
mill.
XXXVI).
ol
Vertically grained panel with rounded lop. Curving pink line, with traces
gilding on
1
outer edge,
down
ol'
remains of bandaging as on
to
'>'>.!
7.
Subject
Calal.
Head
youth with
face turned
front
From
Ins
left.
White drapery,
ia
du
Muse'e , a
33ioi.
00
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
chiton and himation over
full lips,
left
I) II
CAIRE.
slightly parted;
down on upper
of whitish hue.
brown
Technique
eyes.
:
Background
in
usual wax
medium.
lell
High
of
lights
side
nose and under mouth and chin. Flesh colours worked on with unusual minuteness;
good deal,
round edges of
hair.
Ion;;
Hack-
appearing very
side broken
soft.
oil';
Preservation
Left
hand
vertical
much
damaged,
I?ini..
:
bandaging.
33233.
Mummy
o m.
portrait.
mill.
o/iT.
36
cent.,
breadth
Thick panel, vertically grained; upper corners cut away; has had an octagonal frame.
Subject
:
Head
of a
man, almost
lie
lines
full
underlip. Complexion
Technique
this
it.
The
been
first
the above-mentioned
remains where
the surface paint has flaked. Traces of bard point here and there.
a fairly strong
left
The bead
is
in
light with
left
former directly
Drapery done hastily with a few strokes. Line of light grey here and
into
its
place before
Vertical
of
left
baud
marks
33234.
Mummy
o .n.
portrait.
Wood.
).
Height o
in.
36
cent.,
breadth
i85
mill. (pi.
XXXVII
Rectangular panel with upper corners cut away; vertically grained and comparatively thick.
91
Head
of a
man
in
prime of
life;
lace to front
showing both
ears.
He wears
down
a
right shoulder.
heard.
hrown
Background
:
Technique
The
medium;
left
worked
on
way, leaving a rough surface; outline of nose done with long brushstrokes; pink shading under eyes; broad hrown line down each side of neck. Hair
in (he usual
done
head;
in
slate-coloured strokes over a dark green ground; dark purple round fore-
shading
in
grey,
the ordinary
way round
in).
33235.
Mummy
in.
portrait.
Wood.
at
Height
in.
29
cent.,
breadth
iG cent.
(pi.
XXXYII).
both ends; small holes at top and bottom
and
Subject
at each side.
:
Head
round
white dots between two white lines across top. Gold earrings, hoop-shaped, with
three round grains attached to lower end: necklace of round heads, gold and dark
green alternately. Arrangement of hair not distinct. Demure face with thick, slightly
lips; ears
drawn
bareness to the cheeks. Fair complexion, black hair, brown eyes, background grey.
:
Teciimque
Colours applied
face.
in the usual
lights
middle of
Red shading on
left side
coloured strip
distinct
down each
side of neck.
in
Marks
iris.
Pbesebvation
Surface
is
and there.
33236.
Mummy
o
in.
portrait.
20
cent.
Height o
in.
385
mill.,
breadth
XXXYII).
strip
Head
Only
of
man
left;
not
much
of
left
ear
visible.
face; hair
92
has receded
eyes.
CATALOGUE DU
somew
Ii.it
Ml! SKI'
1)U
CAIR.E.
black
hair,
brown
Background whitish.
:
Technique
Colours applied
in
usual wax
the whites
down middle
(iood
left
many
marks of hard
worked on
fairly thick
and surface
rough.
Hair and heard also thick; black with lighter tinge round the edge. Background
put on with broad brush -strokes round outline of head; hair and flesh have been
painted over
it
Preservation
Several vertical cracks; paint peeled o(T a good deal; remains of resin
1'ktrif.
illustration
]>ls.
X and
XI.
33237.
Mummy
portrait.
Wood.
Height o m. 38
c.
breadth o
in.
3ic.
and
Hawara, from
Vertical!}
XXXVII).
Subject
Head
down
right side
Her earrings
hanging on
j;old
is
composed
Bound arch
head
of hair round
forehead concealing upper half of ears and consisting of several rows of tiny ringlets;
large coil behind, through which
is
fixed
of
to left) a
little
long
gold pin with hook-shaped lop. Bather broad, oval face, lips just a
line of fat
apart,
pupils.
fair,
Grey background.
Technique
:
of
in
usual
wax
medium. High
in the usual
black lines on a dull dark ground, curly above forehead and straight on the coil with
spots of slate colour here and there to represent the play of light and
brown shadows
round forehead; eyelashes indicated. Drapery done with broad brush- strokes; so
also
Preservation
Large dent
left
in
broken
olT
on right hand
side.
pis.
X and XI,
33238.
Inscription from
same
cent.
a
Length o m.
The
inscription
is
'17
Hawara,
mummy
as n 33237.
1
,
Stuccoed canvas.
888 from
on
strip of
mummy,
93
is
and the
AHMGJCLKAAIMNHCTOC
Preservation
Bmi..
:
In
there.
Petrie,
so and
pi.
33239.
Painted strip
of
canvas from
mummy.
Length
o in.
45
c.
Hawara,
originally been
1888, from
Divided into squares, eacb separated from the oilier by three black lines. The squares
are painted different colours over a stuccoed surface, and there
a gilded stud of stucco in the centre of eacb.
lias
yellow,
j^j
Preservation
11
28677
)-
33240.
Mummy portrait.
Hawara,
:
Wood.
Height
m. 3o
c.
breadth o
111.
55
mill.
(pi.
XXXVII).
Surject
front
Head
lace to
showing both
lines
He wears
by yellow
and over
from
left
shoulder.
Round
a necklace of pendants
in the
hanging
a pink
middle and
silver
Technique
medium
(directly
apparently). High lights on front of face. Flesh colour worked on as usual. Hair
rendered by black lines on a ground of lighter colour. Dark line round rim of upper
eyelid.
Drapery done
in
Preservation
band
much
damaged and
Hibl.
:
surface rewaxed.
p.
pis.
XI (incorrectly).
(1)
One
is
painted yellow,
llie
9'.
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
CAIRE.
33241.
Mummy portrait.
Hawara,
:
Wood.
woman;
down
Height o m. 33 cenl.
(pi.
breadth o m.
m.
XXXVII).
strip
along foot.
Subject
Head
of a
gold edges
two rows of
heads, pearls above and dark green and blue stone below, set arch of tiny ringlets, concealing upper part of ears, and probably
Round
thick
round crown of
Warm
Technique
IIi;;h
medium.
left
lights
down middle
of lace
side.
warm
tones
ol
pink, yellow and purple. Hair rendered by small blue-black curls on dark ground,
relieved by touches of lighter
colour; lighter
hue along
top.
purple about eyes, mouth, nostrils and earrings. Drapery put on with long brushstrokes.
Background
:
Preservation
scratch on
BiBt.
:
Strip broken
left
on
left
hand
cheek.
Petrir, Hawara, Biahmu and Arsinoe; illustration on inserted plate between pis.
pi.
X and
XI:
jewellery given on
XI (P).
33242.
Mummy portrait.
(pi.
Wood.
Height o
in.
^3
c.
XXXVIII).
had
Vertically grained panel with roughly arched lop; unpainted strip along foot, lias
an octagonal frame.
Subject
:
Head
of
bearded
man
not shown.
brown
Technique
the surface
is
slightly lustrous;
medium
lights
eyebrows,
lips
strokes. Flesh
warm
red;
Preservation
A good many
break on
left
beard; painl peeled olf here and there; remains of cloth and glue round edges and
red stains on surface (from a painted covering?).
95
Mummy
portrait.
Wood.
c.
Hawara,
Subject
:
XXXVIII).
away.
Head
of a lady; shoulders in lliree quarter view, the left being the nearer;
head
chiton together with himation draped round front of bosom. Earrings consist of a
vertical
a
at
pair.
Her
and
hair
is
down each
Long, melancholy
eyes.
complexion, black
dark brown
Background
:
varies
from
light grey to
brown (discoloured).
in
Technique
usual wax
medium. High
and
tinge here
and
there.
by separate strokes. The stones of necklace are painted grey with black or dark
thick
band
end of panel.
oil'
Pheservation
of paint
worn
here and there; back covered with doth and glue; marks of
bandaging
Rim..
:
in front
X and
XI;
necklace given on
cuplc
,
in
Gavet, L'Art
p.
2G0.
33244.
Mummy
(pi.
portrait.
Wood. Height
111.
cent.
breadth o m. 22
c.
XXXVIII).
a vertically
Painted on
frame.
Subject
:
Head
of a
woman
with face
to front
showing both
ears.
down
right side.
pendant
in the
surmounted
in the
ears.
Pale complexion, black hair, black eyes. Background has apparently been light-
coloured, but
is
much
injured.
Technique
Colours applied in usual wax medium. High lights on eyes and jewels and
lips
down nose,
and chin; shading on right side of nose and under chin. Flesh
colours worked on as usual, with aid of hard point in several places. Hair rendered
91)
CATALOGUE
by black
,
l)U
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
a
dark brow
more or
li'ss
dark ground
point.
brown
Eyebrows
Brown shadows on
Pbkskhvation
Injured
good deal
l>\
worn
thin
ol
33245.
Mummy
(pi.
portrait.
Wood.
ho\
in. 2
c.
XXXVIII).
Head
of a
with lace
lie
to
front,
right shoulder
stripe
down
right
fairly
of neck.
broad stripe
remains uncovered
paint
fairly
is
fool
of ihe picture.
in
a
worn
off.
Colours applied
a
medium
wax
thick
wrinkled appearance
over;
marks
of
hard
righl eve. Light shading about eyes and nose and under chin, deeper below
;;re\
pery rendered
surface.
in
skelrhy
manner
h\
Preservation
Horizontal break right across panel, passing through both eyes: paint
worn
oil' at
left
cheek: otherwise
good 6
condition.
33246.
Mummy
Fayoum, .888
ol
portrait.
Wood. --Hei^hl
(pi.
XXXIX).
awa\
:
un painted
in front;
strip
along
loot.
Subject: Head
young woman or
girl
with lace
black
a
slnpe on
right
shoulder.
Gold earrings
pendant
the middle
row
ol
yellow shad-
crown
ol
of ears:
ground)
97
lair,
hair
Technique
Colours applied
in
on eyes and
and under hair, mouth and lower jaw; lilact-oned under eyes. Hair rendered by thick black curls on a dark grey ground. Dark brown line round rim of eyelids, with some pink on lower lid;
side of nose,
down
in the
usual \va\
Preservation
Vertical strip
broken
off
strip
from
33247.
Mummy
Fayoum,
:
portrait.
Wood.
1889
(pi.
to
Height
111.
c. breadth
m. i/(5
111.
In. unlit
XXXIX).
strip below.
left
Subject
Head
of
boy looking
front;
ear scarcely
visible.
down
left
side?);
black band
roundhead. Below-
ear
is
Technique
wax medium.
High
light
and pupil
Strip broken
oil'
from
left
hand
side;
surface
11
i>i572.
33248.
Mummy
in.
portrait.
mill.
uj5
m.
35
cent.,
breadth
Head
of a
woman
down each
side
and white
concealing most of ears. High triangular forehead; long narrow nose; upper
finely curved,
lower one
full;
Warm
brownish complexion,
Technique
Calal.
The surface
n
is
smooth compared
, ;;
du Musee,
33oo 1
98
with
CATALOGUE
the ordinary
I)U
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
some
liner
mummy
medium;
like n"
lights
shadows
hatching on
narrower lines of while. Eyelashes, both upper and lower, rendered by separate
Presekvation
Iinu..
: :
33249.
Mummy
Fayoum
:
portrait.
Wood. Height
XXXIX).
man
o m.
3G c, breadth o
in.
l>o e.
(label) (pi.
left
side curved.
Subject
of
Head
of old
more
left.
left
purple stripe on right side. Top of head bald; short heard; eyebrows meeting in the
lips;
erect
neck.
less
Technique
of nose.
The
flesh
rendered with longer and simpler brush-strokes than usual, especially the shaded
parts.
in
whitish to dark green. Drapery rendered with broad brush-strokes, the shadows being
in
grey between streaks of while. Background put in with long strokes round outline
of
latter).
Prksehvation
dirt
few vertical cracks, one broad one passing through right ear; some
and cloth-marks on forehead, and glue here and there about the edges.
33250.
Mummy
in.
portrait.
2^5
mill.
Wood. Fayoum
Height o
m.
075
mill.,
breadth
(label) (pi.
XXXIX).
away; unpainled
strip
cut
below.
Suiukct
Head
is
of
shoulder
the nearer.
shoulder?)
down
lips;
some red
Grey background.
Technique
many
ol
light falls
on front
rather uniform
black,
though
anil
lines of
deeper hue stand out here and there; beard dabbed on over flesh
line
vertical strokes
round
99
lower. Drapery not rendered by the usual straight strokes. Background as usual, the
in
places between
it
vertical cracks
33251.
Mummy
o
in.
i
portrait.
7
r>
mill.
Fayoum
man;
face
Wood.
Heighl
in.
3y
cent.,
breadth
ml away;
Subject
Head
of old
to
front,
above ears; short white heard; two wrinkles across forehead and deep lines below
eyes and nose; angular eyebrows; eyes blood-shot at inner corners. Complexion rather
light
and ruddy, hair white or grey and eyebrows dark brown, eyes dark brown.
Grey background.
Technique
hair
:
Colours applied
a
in
usual
wa\ medium;
laid
on
fairly
thick,
llesh
and
showing
wrinkled surface; good many traces of bard point. High lights here
left side of
and there, especially on eyes and down nose; dark reddish shading on
nose, lace and neck as well as about eyes. Hair rendered by curly lines above car
lines
on
lip
strokes.
Drapery
away on
left
band
is
side;
good many
vertical cracks;
broad
very
much
discoloured; paint on
much
and
there.
33252.
Mummy
o m. a
portrait.
1
5 mill.
Wood. Fayoum
man
with
left
Height
in.
cent.,
breadth
Vertically grained
panel with upper corners cut away. Unpainted strip below. Has
Head
of a
lo
front
showing more of
in the
curving
lips.
Brown complexion,
black
hair,
Technique
No appearance
of dark priming,
lines of paint.
High
lights
on eyes and
front of face.
left
side of nose.
and
boldly; traces of hard point here and there, especially in the lines below eyes; streak
i3.
100
CATALOGUE
DIJ
MUSEE
I)U
GAIRE.
and grey applied
on
dark ground and worked over rather closely with hard point. Black line round
in
lliin.
Background
round outline
off
left
Preservation
Two
fragments broken
along outline of
from
part.
33253.
Mummy portrait.
Fayoum
:
Wood. Height
m.
lis 5 mill.,
breadth o m.21
<\
Vertically
Unpainted
strip
below,
lias
3393a.
to
Head
of
woman
with
left
front,
showing
down
right shoulder
in the
left
shoulder; earrings
with pearls; gold necklace, apparently a chain. Her hairis drawn back from forehead
of head; a
is
passed through
to left.
pupils.
right side of
bead than on
on hair and
High
lights
on eyes and jewellery and down front of face; dabs of grey here
hair, eyes
left side
round upper
strokes, varying from dark purple to light pink. Gold yellow with dark red shadows.
Preservation
Several vertical
cracks;
in
places;
surface
33254.
Fayoum
bottom.
:
Heightom. 4o5
mill., breadth o
m. sk
c.
Vertically grained
Subject
Head
of a
man;
lefl
left
He
wears white chiton with narrow purple stripe down right shoulder and white himation
draped over
lefl
with beard, rather sparse on chin, and thick curly hair; slightly slanted eyebrows;
lips.
hair,
brown
101
Dark preparation on
wax
surface with light falling on front of face: shading deepest on side of nose and neck. Flesh colours worked on will, rough,
wrinkled surface.
and upper eyelashes represented by short strokes. Drapery done with long brushstrokes; blue and yellow lints. Background fairly light on leftside of head but darker farther out; thicker and rougher than usual.
Preservation
large
:
Several vertical cracks through face, injuring the nose rather badly;
right ear;
smudge above
left
fragments of painl
there;
some
cloth adhering on
hand
side.
33255.
Mummy
Fayoum
:
portrait.
Wood.
Height
in.
ho c, breadth o m. i8ij
ill.
33 2 18.
left
Subject
Head
of elderly
man
being the
right ear.
He wears
purple stripe on
left
side
and
shaven face
witli
and deep
lines
lips
brown
e\es.
Technique
Colours applied
in
usual wax
medium; no
High
laid
lights
down
front of face
Flesh colours
on
Hair rendered by thick wavy black lines, interspersed with light grey ones, on a dark grey ground. Slanting strokes on eyebrows; both upper and lower eyelashes represented by short lines. Drapery executed with broad downward brush-strokes;
greenish shading. Background as usual, thinner than the oilier parts.
Preservation
:
Vertical crack
down
left
side of lace
of
left side
and right
side of hair;
remains
Bibl.
:
ol
33256.
Fayoum
:
Height
like n
o m.
39 c, breadth
111.
ao5
mill.
strip
along
fool.
Has probably
33a
8.
Head of a woman; face slightly to spectator's left, the right ear not being shown. Purple drapery with black stripe, bordered by narrow gold lines, down right shoulder. Gold ball-earrings; details of necklace indistinct, but probably a row of
102
CATALOGUE
DIJ
MUSEE
I)U
CAIKE.
(j
shaped gold
in
pendanl
curly
in the
middle, the dark red dots being merely shadows. Hair arranged
at
lines
the
In-own eyes.
Light
grey background.
Technique
(bis in
usual wax
medium. High
light
ing, about enuallv dark on both sides of nose, also about eyes
tints
lliick.
interspersed with grey spots, over a grey ground; marks of hard point on hair, as
well as on llesb. Drapery and
background as usual.
PnESEUVATiON
Broad
vertical crack
down
left
33257.
Mummy
Fayoum
(cf. n:
portrait.
Wood.
(|>l.
Height o
in.
-*5q
cent., breadth o
m. 18
c.
(label)
XLI).
Has been framed
ovally
Vertically grained
by a red cloth
33a 17).
Head
of
Subject
man,
slightly
li>
left.
He wears while
left
is
a trace of
mantle and
and
light
a belt passes over bis right, red with large spots of yellow (partly gilded)
Hound
his
head
is
raved star in the middle. Beardless face with short hair brushed
llesln,
down
over forehead,
hooked nose with deep lines below the corners, and loose
lips.
Black hair,
greyish eyes,
is
gilded.
Technique
The surface
seem
to
different
The
relieved by
eye and
down
nose.
Flesh rendered by a
multitude of lines and cross hatchings, hair by long black strokes interspersed with
grey. Eyelashes indicated hv strokes; dark line round
iris.
left,
hand
good deal
33258.
Mummy
(
portrait.
Wood. Height
to front,
o m.
34
cent., breadth
m.
c.
P l. XLI).
Head
of a
young man,
;
short hair
and
slight
103
obliterated,
of the bend,
a
ll
is
good deal of
he merely
hatching.
(cf. n
The
lines
on upper
''
'
lip
and underjaw
may perhaps
shading
ol
33257), ^ ul
more probable
hair.
:
Preservation
split,
33259.
Mummy
portrait.
Wood.
a:> c.
(pi.
XL1I).
Has probably
Vertically grained panel with roughly arched top; unpainted strip below.
Head
of a
man
to front
from his
left;
left,
down
eyebrows
Technique
:
brown
eves.
Grey background.
wax medium.
is
in a rather
down
left side of
nose;
yellow lone in the lighter shadows on flesh, brown about chin and on throat. Hair
tints in
shadows.
Background
Preservation
of glue
Bihl.
left,
hand
remains
X and
XI.
33260.
Mummy
o
in.
1
portrait.
65
mill.
Wood. Fayoum
face to front
Height
in.
355
mill.,
breadth
both sides, and large unpainted piece below. Has probably bad an octagonal frame.
Subject
:
Head
of
boy with
showing both
ears.
He wears
white drapery,
left
drawn over
shoulder.
His head
is
hair,
brown
eyes.
Grey
background.
Technique
:
Colours applied in wax medium, and probably laid directly on the panel
IO/i
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
as ihe surface of the strokes.
Ilij;li
I)U
CAIRE.
in
lights
Greenish tone in
in a
worked on
thick
similar wax;
marks
short strokes.
in
33261.
Mummy
portrait.
Wood.
Height o
in. A->
c, breadth
m. 33
c.
(pi. XLII).
strip
left
along
foot.
Subject
Head
of a
man
from his
left;
He wears
while chiton with purple stripe on right side and while himation over
is
shoulder, lie
Ion;;,
bearded and has thick curly hair with three locks on forehead; rather
hair.
Lead-coloured
background.
Technique
:
in usual
and
Hair done with thick, sweeping strokes. Dark line round eyelids but lashes
downward
strokes; greenish
shading.
Preservation
:
One
marks
Dim..
pi.
Mil.
33262.
Fayoum
:
Height
XLJT
m. 365
mill.,
breadth
in.
8 f>
in.
(label) (pi.
rounded
lop.
Subject
Head
of elderly
man
with face
to front
left
shoulder the
right side.
down
Thick wav\ hair; short, rather stubbly heard; four wrinkles across forehead; open
look; lines across throat.
Ruddv, rather
fair
brown
Technique
eves. Gre}
:
background.
in
the
ami of throat. Flesh surfaces rather minutelv wrinkled with brush-marks. Hair
rendered h\ light gre} and slate-coloured curving lines over a darker ground. Broad
line
to
105
round lower
lid.
Drapery pul on
in hid, id
end.
Preservation
in places:
off:
good manj
33263.
Mummy
Fayouin
:
portrait.
Wood.
or
Height o
in.
335
in.,
breadth o
in.
16
c.
al
Head
of a girl
young woman,
nearer.
over
left
shoulder and along lop of right. Earrings of three small pearls on a gold
hoop: necklace with three separate rows of jewels (gold beads in lop row, gold
and emerald
in
the others?).
Her
in a
hair
is
pointed arch
is
hangs down
in front of
brown
background.
Technique
:
colours applied
over this in usual wax medium. High lights on eyes and jewellery and
down
nose;
shading deepest on
left
rendered by black lines over dark grey ground, and eyebrows by slanting strokes
over a dark band. Black line round rim of upper eyelid. Drapery done, as usual,
witli
it.
White patch on
left side of
outline of bead.
Preservation
In
vertical cracks; a
few lragmcnts of
paint peeled
off.
33264.
Mummy
Fayoum
:
portrait.
Wood. Height
in.
33
cent.
breadth o
in.
c.
Subject
Head
of a
man
He wears
while
drapery with light pink stripe on right shoulder. He has a beard and thick curly
hair; his
of his lips
nose.
brown
eyes. Light-coloured
medium. Marks
of
hard point
High
fairly
light
left side.
Flesh worked
rough-surfaced. Hair a
du Musee,
11
33 101.
106
CATALOGUE
DIJ
MUSfiE DU CAIRE.
rim of upper eyelid, bui lashes nol rendered separately. Drapery and background
as usual.
Preservation
33265.
Mummy
Fayoum
:
portrait.
Wood.
below.
left; left
Subject
Head
of a
woman
shoulder slightly
nearer. Purple drapery (chiton and liiniation) with black stripe on right side. Gold
earrings, consisting of large round head
surmounted by
pendant
like a
horse-shoe in the middle. Rather curly hair parted in the middle and
at
waved
lips
to
inner ends;
slightly parted. Light complexion, hair black, eyes brown. Grey background.
:
Technique
in hair
and earrings; shading strongest on right side of face and throat. Flesh colours put
on thick and rough, with marks of hard point
in
many
shaded parts. Hair rendered by thick black strokes, rather short, on a grey back-
line
Horizontal crack through middle of face and several vertical cracks; panel
broken
Bibl.
:
at right
in places; surface
somewhat scratched.
1900,
pi. XIII.
33266.
Mummy portrait.
Fayoum
:
Wood. Length
m. 38
c.
strips along
Subject
tion
full to front.
lefl
narrow
down each
Clean-shaven
brown
eyes.
Technique
Colours applied
in
in
medium;
seem
has
is
wood shows
through
the
priming.
Surface
wrinkled
appearance
all
over,
including background.
The tone
of the head
ing on both sides of nose and under chin, flair rendered by rather narrow lines of
black over a dark ground. Dark line round eyelids; upper eyelashes further rendered
107
in
Shadows on drapery
green, and
mouth; paint
33267. Portrait of
two brothers.
Wood.
vertically
Diain. o
in.
(>i
cent.
Sheikh
made
jointed together; fairh thick in the middle but quite thin round edges.
Subject
to front,
right side.
like
to
spectator's right, his right shoulder being hidden behind his brother's
He wears
a slight
down
left side.
He has
and
lip
Brown complexion,
brown
eyes.
chiton,
with purple border along top .... and purple swastika on right shoulder, and also a
purple chlamys fastened on right shoulder by a brooch consisting of an oval green stone
set in gold with a
is
much
down about
his face.
Grey background.
drawn
side;
left
he has wings on his ankles and an indistinct attribute on his bead. The other statuette
also represents a youthful god (Alexander?), standing to front with left leg
drawn back
and
hand
arm hanging by
his side;
he
is
head an
nAxcun
Tg.
dale
is
Technique
medium. High
of nose. Flesh
left side
which shows through. Hair done with curly black and slate-coloured
dark ground.
usual with long brush-strokes. Statuettes sketched in with broad lines and spots in
various shades of yellow. Background as usual, edges of hair being painted over
it.
Presehvation
Wood
much broken;
there
Bibl.
:
Journal d'entrie du
Musk,
n"
pt.
3,
pi.
XI (descri-
sue Lois
et
signcs
Liri lisli
Pakhomo).
Museum.
4.
For
llie
type
of.
Ilie
in llie
108
33268.
Mummy
Fayoum
:
portrait.
Canvas.
Height
woman
o m.
'io
c, breadth o m. 33
c.
Hawara
a
(pi. XLIII).
Subject
of a
to front.
She wears
red stripe
each side,
eyes.
parted
lips.
Fair complexion,
brown
Background seems
Technique
:
to
owing
lo
bad
state of preservation.
High
light
on eyes
side of nose
Good
rendered by grey lines on black surface. Dark line round upper eyelid and lashes
slightly indicated.
PnESEnvATioN
much
of colour being
Notice,
1895-1897,
i2(J0;
p.
(lit
Musee, n 28877.
33269.
Wood. Height
1
o85
mill.
breadth o
in.
sh
cent.,
depth o
in.
The
at
is
painted, a Hat
roof with cornice along front and sides, and two columns in front with mouldings at
top and bottom,
right
an incised line round the middle and another near the top
is
the
hand column
much
than the
it
left.
The
plinth
is
a rec-
originally covered in
sides;
above;
bottom,
in front
and on the
and
it
The various
together with
to
lit
wooden
pins.
The
,
away below so as
fits
are
mere
strips of
to
lit
wood pinned
The
bad
a projection
article
is
round
its
lower edge
The shape
of the
whole
not quite
and underside
in
of plinth, the
whole sur-
painted.
to
distemper
of white.
The
face
is
to front
of
a
bosom
is
looselv
light- coloured
of head;
on each
side of forehead.
Angular eyebrows,
full,
curving
but rather broader patches of colour on bosom; yellow the dominant tinge; a
10.)
over and no
black lines on a
separate strokes for upper eyelashes. Usual grej background, rather darker below
the bust,
[n
the field
to
right
half.
is
To
left
reel-pen; papyrus while, pen yellowish grey, shadows brown. The portrait is encircled by a wreath with border of bead moulding round inside; light yellow
with while lights, darker yellow background, and brown outlines and shadows. In
each
ol
is
an ornament of
this
form
*<lL
pink, white, light-coloured, and brown, on a light blue hackground surrounded by a black and a white line.
strip of white;
below,
between each
lighl red, upper half of shaft white (?), lower ball black; light red line round middle and traces of light red and other
Top
of
columns
colours (indistinct) on
the
base.
The designs on
the ceiling are divided into tbree parts and are painted on a
is
brown
line.
row
of white dots,
In
five
pendants,
the
curving ends; middle and end pendants yellow, the others blue with black outlines;
above are two festoons, yellow lines with border of while dots below; below,
line of white dots;
leaves
between yellow
divisions
is
beyond,
a line of
of the side
occupied
lop, white wilb dark outlines; on top of altar a white and pinkish
foot.
top
those
round the
foot
is
arc pink.
filled
with
(cf.
the banquet-scenes
in
in
of this
period).
middle an amphora
a
a stand;
bunch
of grapes; pink
with yellow dots. Above on each side a kanlharos: white, with black outlines and
dots, pink on the lop, bluish at the sides.
Beyond on each
lines
and pinkish
of leafy
in
front,
bunch
stalks,
pink
wreath with
brown
vessel
with
variegated spots
containing fruits, pink with dark shadows. At each end a curving branch, blue and
black.
and holding
and
tails light
and touches of
beaks and legs brown, wreath pink with touches of white and
HO
CATALOGUE
1)11
MUSEE DU CAIRE.
and pink. Background white, surrounded
Mack
line.
Feel
oi'
Top
band
of light bine
band
of pink
at
on
white background.
Preservation
Top
oil';
board
most
part, but
incrusted
Bibl.
p.
in
Notice,
,
1896-1897,
1
i36o;
Guide, 1902,
[>.
076,
n i3(5o;
Guide,
igo3 (Eng.ed.),
36a
a"
36o.
33270.
Mummy-case
Length
o
in.
of a
1
woman.
-i5
Cartonnage and
(pi.
in.
k8
cent.
Akhmim
cent., breadth
m. 45 cent., depth
head
XLIV).
strip
round the
fool, about o
m. o5
cent, deep,
lilted
The
figure
is
modelled
in relief.
strip
in
pulp and only small details such as the jewellery are added in stucco
Coat of slucco on surface of cartonnage inside and out. Inside and also
foot of outside are left unpainted.
round
The
a yellow
ground.
The
and
a little separate
A mantle with
is
fringed edge
appear on the
left
is
painted above
breast;
painted
in the
of the mantle
is
shown
The
stripes are dark gold, purple, pink, white, light green, black,
and
whitish grey (arranged as a rule in the order usually the broadest, while the black
is
named);
a
the gold
line.
and grey
stripes are
merely
narrow
On
bands are
wavy ivy-spray
Some
'
form
C^^^^C^M^
and
light
dots round the edges white, small dot in centre black, dots at side white, pink and
light
green,
circles tilled
with yellow
green.
of white dots on
some
left
of the pale
is
in
breast and
arms
in
-v^v^
in
the
low
relief.
Ill
pendant,
is
gilded;
?.'"'
row
black,
pale
is
green
and
gilded; 3
rd
row
dark; lower
with
pari of necklace
purple
mSi
Ring on
All
I
second
linger
is
of
right
band,
gilded,
with
ornament
in
front
lie
jewellery
modelled.
Face and ibroat are gilded and surrounded by red outline. Poorly modelled face witb sharp-bridged nose. Eyes white and black; blue line round about and blue lines
for
eyebrows
33i2Q,
now almost
bare;
bangs down
to
arranged on
tins
bands are
light green
are white witb black outlines; spaces between fingers light green;
brown markings
On
each side of back of head are three mythological figures on white panels, separated
Tbe
i.
three on
left side
of bead are
to
Ape-headed
mummy
(?)W
^
with
banging
ends
round
Hawk-beaded
2.
Above on
:
right a vertical
band
of reddish brown.
The
i.
Tholh
same
attitude
and costume
as the
Anubis opposite;
flesh pale
green, wig
dark green, drapery dark yellow and pink, sceptre dark yellow.
2.
Human-beaded
mummy
like those
flesh yellow,
drapery pink with light green flap in front, band brown. A vertical brown band above.
3.
Jackal-beaded
mummy
band above.
is
side is
broken away)
frieze
of figures
and
ornaments; pale yellow background; usual black outlines. Four mummy-ligures are
squatting in a row to right with a
tall
each pair 1 and at each end of the frieze are three kliaker ornaments, blue with
red disks |[
i.
.
The
figures are
Jackal- beaded; head yellow, wig blue, drapery pink (black bands with hanging
112
2.
head surmounted by crescent horns; head, horns and drapery yellow, wig
h.
Between
and arm
is
below
frieze a
yellow stripe
a white
band of
\S^y
in red
a stripe ol pink.
Lower part
film..
Guide,
h.
1902,
|>.
272: Guide,
190)1
(Eng
ed.),
p.
358:
Journal d'entrce du
Musk,
2 Of)
33271.
Mummy-case
o
of
woman
Height
or
girl.
1
depth at head o
in. a a cent.
Cartonnage, m. 38 Akhmim
38270. Same
added
XLIV).
on
Upper half
to
of anthropoid
hall.
mummy-case
like n
rim of lower
pulp
like n"
Inside and space below ledge stuccoed but not painted. Modelled
of projecting details being
in stucco.
in
38270, some
That part
of mantle of cloth
also
left
shoulder
is
made
it
other places
The
figure
body;
apart.
Her bead
turned
to
her
left,
unintentional.
Drapery
down
to
elbows, and a
mantle which
knotted between the breasts, covering right shoulder and lower part
is
drawn over
manner.
left
the Egyptian
38270. Those on
is
wavy black
round the
foot;
is
dark
yellow or golden band with vertical rows of red and green dots (three red and
two green rows alternately). The stripes on the mantle are gold (painted; rather
resinous appearance), dark red or purple, pink, white, green, light mottled yellow
with black or dark green borders; the gold slripcs are as a rule the broadest, and
the rectangular one below the breast
is
ornamented with
is
wavy spray-pattern
in red
The
and
113
white ground; nipples dark red and dark red line round about; surrounding
tunic
litis
part).
The
stripes
of
Feet
in
front as sketched
<^i
dark stripe between feel; broad pink black-edged hand round about.
Jewellery
:
Hoop -earrings
of elaborate
but
indistinct
green
at thick
narrow. Necklace of
round beads, gilded. Plain armlets, gilded, on dark red ground shading into pink. Bracelets consist of two rows of round studs on similar ground. On first finger of
right
hand
ring,
with small
disk in
front, gilded; on
band
on
left
hand or
else
broken
oil'.
W W
third linger of
same
rings
No
Arms
Flesh white; dark green or black outlines round hands, fingers and nails, rather
nails not
modelled
in the
and painted; rather deep modelling round mouth. Flesh white; mouth dark red;
curving red lines round nostrils, ends of lips, and chin, and dot on each side of
chin:
style);
iris
black;
red
lines
eyebrows and on ears and throat. Face surrounded by pink border with red
on inside. The hair
lies
in the
it
middle,
similar
is
lo that
of n"
33970,
down:
ihe surface,
which
black,
covered
with
artificial
hair like
n"33i2Q; pink
wreath (made of
the cross-
middle of
33270;
On
in a white
panel with dark green border, but only the one on the
right
is
preserved.
It is
a rudely
On
hanging
side
stripe of hair
vertical
is
a white space
lines.
bordered on outer
by two
:
dark green
Preservation
du Musee, n 33ioi.
114
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE
bosom, round back
of bend,
DIJ
CAIRE
all
is
stdl
Guide, 190a, p. aGg; Cuitfe, igo3 (Eng. ed.), p. 355; Journal d' entree du Musee , n" a6g33.
33272.
Mummy-case
i
of a child.
Cartonnage,
3o
cent.
metre, breadth o
part of anthropoid
in.
Akhmim
in
Length
all
XLV).
over
Upper
mummy-case, modelled
cartonnage. Stuccoed
in stucco.
Arms merely
painted
The deceased,
breast and
is
left
band against
The chiton
is
down
of black, red, pink, white, pink, red, black; two similar stripes across right sleeve
and another
over
left
is
shoulder,
inner
border of red and pink and outer border of pale blue or green with
dark edges; dark red stripe on
left
at
each end,
and another
beside right
from shoulders
to feet
in
natural flesh-colour with dark red outlines and markings. Eyes white,
iris
brown, black-
edged stripe
eyelashes.
to
markings)
a
narrow
lip (see
markings on
nostrils
and upper
illustration);
There
is
The
and
hair
a
hair); these
in
low
relief.
RED |D<),
C-HCtN
gJYELLmv
On
each side of back of head are two mythological figures painted on white panels.
Those on the
left
represent a
figure seated
in
prolile
his
l0 IlTIl
AITS.
is
115
red,
ihe inner
vertical
is
his
hand
our
lias
in
green borders (except at outer side of oulcr figure); between the two panels
broad
vertical
band,
The two
green borders and vertical pink bands. The space between the two pairs of panels
has no remains of decoration; surface somewhat rough
like that of the hair.
in
li;;ure
left
f^JJjSJ
below
this.
On
the lower
soles,
surrounded by
pink border; beyond this a stripe of dark green or blue between the soles and of
red on each side, with black cross-lines (on a white ground) above and at the sides;
beyond
this
is
a stripe of
Preservation
soiled
Bibl.
much broken
all
n"
a6g35.
33273.
Mummy -case
painted.
Length
of a
small
o
girl.
Cartonnage and
(pi.
like the
in.
Ahousir
XLV).
mummy -case
somewhat
The main
in stucco.
done
in
The deceased
lies
with arms against sides, the fingers being extended. Her dress appa-
and covering
pink tunic visible above the breasts, below the knees and on
is
a stripe
down
front of drapery,
composed
a line of green.
lines
down
is
band
of green, white, purple, white and green lines bordered above and below by a
yellow line
in relief.
Her
hair,
which
is
relief,
a short
The
flesh
is
painted in black. Short nose, straight lips, dimple on chin. The body
coarsely modelled after the Egyptian type, the drapery clinging close
rather
to the
form.
\\6
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
Schematic folds on drapery, rendered
lines, the fingers slightly modelled.
in
GAIRE.
relief.
low
The
Green
stripe
between
On
left
side
is
a line of yellow
painting of draper}
Preservation
still
in
quite bright.
Journal d'entree du Mitscc
,
Bibl.
lift.
1.
33274.
Cartonnapo and
8h
canvas, stuccoed,
and painted.
Length
in.
cent., breadth o
m. 82 cent,
(pi.
XLV).
is
The
mummy
still
wound up
illustration).
The upper
is
and there
is
a strip of canvas
also.
The two
by
strips of
wood
secured above and below by nails of iron and bronze. Tbere are also two pairs of
small iron rings on each side, one in the edge of the upper part and the other
immediately below
string
inside.
:
in the
lower pari, and each pair has been fastened together with
J=Q
in
the form of the deceased lying with feet together and right
lain
hand on thigh;
band has
on breast
(cf. n"
33272);
Arms
as well as
The dress
there
is
is
down each
red
and there are two similar stripes across the sleeves. The himation, which
across waist and over
left
draped
shoulder,
is
down
front as on n"
33272
outer border of green between black lines. At the end of each sleeve
a gold-
coloured band like an armlet with stripe across middle (red, pink, white, pink, red).
Black boots against gold-coloured background; of same type as those of n
the ornamentation being in yellow, black, red, white and green.
33272,
117
(lark red outline; eyes white and black, touched with red; eyebrow rendered by plain black lines; ears white on inner pari; arms flesh-coloured will
red outlines;
red lines
a
joints.
The
outline
of
body
surrounded b\
to
ornamentation on lop and back of head. The hair is represented by a dark stripe above forehead (against the pink background) and by a duck segment on top of bead; between the two is a diadem, rosette -shaped studs of stucco, pink and
green alternately, on a gold-coloured band. Behind cad, ear is a red, black-edged patch as on n 08272 with a yellow, black-edged rectangle in the middle. Hack of head is surrounded by a row of six mythological figures painted on
while
panels with black edges (against the pink background). The three on the
left
are
all in
the
same
altitude,
kneeling (in prolile inwards) with one hand raised and (he other held to breast.
the
and the
a green
and markings
in black,
outline of
body
is
strip
continued round back of head. Below this a metope border exaclly similar
that of n"
33272. Below
On lower end
mummy-case two
with black outlines; bands across middle of each, in green, white (?), pink, red, pink, white (?), green, with two black lines above and below; pink, black-edged
is
Borders below and round about same as those round bead and body.
A border as
and
Preseiivation
:
Large hole
in top; surface
much worn.
33275.
Mummy-case
painted.
(pi.
Length
Remains
of a
man.
1
Cartonnage,
like n*
m. 5o cent., breadth
m. 4 2 cent.
Akhmim
to
fit
XLV).
of anthropoid
Upper half
mummy-case
of canvas on
on
to top
of lower half.
head and
118
CATALOGUE
how much
ami
strip
in
Dl!
MUSEE DU CAIHK.
it.
of the surface
Stuccoed
all
round
in
added
round outside,
a little aliove
same shape
stiff
as those on n 3 3
'
'1
of the
same
type as n
33272
and 3 3 > 7 A
in front,
it
with very
little
hangs down
is
hand
lies
large hole
pierced through
some
The drapery
arranged
and
mantle, probably
33272. The
latter is while,
has a border of yellow, dark red, pink, white and black-edged green. The chiton
appears
to
is
stripe
down
between
two of green; stripes round arms, green, white, black, pink, gold and dark red above
elbows and dark red, pink, white round wrists. Arms painted dark gold from elbow
to wrist,
apparently sleeves; slight mouldings above the elbows. Sleeves and bands
stripes
of pink
chiton
is
shown below
and
front as on n
33272,
in gold,
pink, with black outlines; lotus (lower above in dark red lines; dark red border round
outline of feet; legs above boots flesh-coloured.
blue band below; below this again a white, black-edged band with three rows of
round dots, green along top and bottom and dark red and blue along the middle.
Beyond the
left
boot
is
band
of pink rosettes
against
dark green
ground; the rosettes have white centres and there are white notches along
the edges of the dark
outlines.
:
centre and dark red dots round about; two small studs between each pair of roset:
tes
2. vertical
slit
down middle
of each)
dots.
There
is
also a ring
is
on
left
hand.
dark
red markings; the
left is
The
right
hand
llesh-coloured with
gilded
and
the
fingers
are
not indicated. Flesh of head gilded; eyes while and black with
touches of red and pink; eyebrows black; dark red border round the gilding.
On
fore-
head
is
a frontlet of uraei
diadem
of rosettes
(same
as top
row of necklace), gilded. Hair probably black, but surface destroyed. Below
is
it
smaller rect-
the middle of
this
is
hawk
to right,
one row of short and one of long; long slanting object against
are yellow,
blue,
left
the
colours
Vertical
green,
dark
red;
black
outlines
hand above
On
each
119
hawk,
llie
headed and
body,
is
shoulders
to
green,
dark red; black outlines and white ground; over each head
a horizontal
band of
dark red.
There
is
down each
side of
body
on right side
it
reaches
from shoulders
sec sketch (the
but on
left
arrangement of the
a
good
yellow ground; no
Below
this is a
narrower
frieze,
The two
dark
not
<S&
[v:
The design
is
like a
is
merely geometric.
On
Kl^V
the lower end of the case are two sandal-soles with pattern, as sketched,
in
green, yellow, red and some dark colour on a white ground. Horizontal
vertical
and
at the
partly red
and
and
There
is
(see illustration).
The
Year 90.
Preservation
it
great deal of the stucco surface has flaked off, and what remains of
to
is
fragile
and apt
|).
is
sound.
d'entric da
Biui..
Guide, 1902,
M usee,
11
29020.
33276.
Mummy
1
of a
man with
painted covering
of
stuccoed canvas.
Length
is
in.
70
cent., breadth o
pi.
m.
'10
cent. (pi.
XLVI).
XLVI;
feet stick
The outer sheets are sewn together, and rather coarse tape bandaging
.
below
of front
:
is
much
stitched on to the
wrappings below
modelled,
is
the projecting parts being entirely of stucco, but over the rest of surface the stucco
The modelling
of the face
is
very simple
with darker
throat;
spots on cheeks
120
lips
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
dark
red,
GAIRE.
He wears
narrow
beard and
small
Mis head
is
encircled by
are white, willi traces of yellow across inner ends, the small berries are mostly light
left
ear
is
bine
),
the round objects are while with bine and light reddish centres alternately,
and
at
each end
to
is
neck seems
represent hair.
is
surrounded by
a plain
filled in
with a
pattern in yellow lines on white ground; the circles along the borders are alternately
red and dark-coloured, with while centres and black edges.
The hodv
of the figure
is
He
is
On
dark brown vertical band, on each side of which are several faint lines (repre-
senting folds?).
Down
the
left
brown swastika
front of hodv,
(1)
and the ends of the sleeves are shown; they are outlined
colour and crossed by a diagonal line of the same hue and also by faint wavy lines
(folds?).
The
hand with
dows
of
ends
in
a bracelet- wreath
reddish about.
while on nails.
The
right holds a tall, two-handled cup; dark red with pink stripe
down
The
and
front,
two white lines across upper part, handles and rim blue with black outlines.
left
holds a wreath, similar to the bracelet-wreath but without any white spots
white strings.
From
same band
is
Above the
hand there
repre-
amphora with
a pale -coloured
stopper on which
is
shadow on
his throat
done
in
of feathers
blue with black and while lines, and the two semi-elliplical bands are
filled in
with
red and
spots.
is
The lower
upon
is
a dark red
a thick
ground with
in
wreath
this
black,
is
at intervals,
below
again
The
four limbs of tbe swastika are separated from each oilier by very narrow wliile lines, scarcely recogni1
zable in
It
o illustration.
121
occupied by
Mack
On
a shrine
surmoun-
the lines of the boat and shrine are yellow in the middle
at the sides (representing
gold in light
left
it
and shadow?)
end
ol
is
in
(he boat
Ion;;
point
is
surmounted by
li;;bt
small
same
colour. .Above
red vertical
On
sits
black
outlines)
looking towards the boat and wearing a large key, black edged with
to his
yellow, attached
Outside sheets worn and lorn: painted covering torn round the edges
is is
still
bright as a
well preserved.
33277.
mummy.
cent. (pi.
of
Canvas and
XLVI).
as if
stucco.
Heighto m.
which
:
c.
From
mummy -covering
same type
33 a 76. The
lace,
is
modelled,
is
composed
it
is
hollow
behind.
plaster
The surrounding
is
The
grey and gritty. The canvas seems to have been stiffened with a mixture of earth
else
(or
it
is
circular and
looks as
if
that
had been
original form.
flesh is
Rudely executed face with prominent nose and dimple on chin. The
darker patches on cheeks, chin and nostrils, and darker lines
pink with
down
front of nose
lips
He
has a
merely painted;
it
is
He wears
wreath as shown
illustration,
There
is
a red
side.
The space
filled in
and dots on
to
have been while with dark brown outline, and there are some deep yellow dots
is
band round
his neck as
on n 332 yG
painted in pale
Maspero, Guide,
883
p.
p.
p.
271;
du Musec,
11
33 101
122
CATALOGUE
DIJ
MUSEE DU CAUSE.
33278.
Mask
o
of a
woman from
mummy.
Canvas and
(pi.
stucco.
Height
is
XLVIV
l>
From
in
mummy-covering
of
same typo
as that of n" 3 3
7G
Tlie head
modelled
plaster and canvas, the projecting parls being entirely of plaster; the rest of the
is
covering
merely
at
flat
canvas with
is
fragment of tape
chin.
The
flesh is
painted pink with spots of darker hue on cheeks, chin and nostrils and darker lines
forehead; dark shading about eyes; lips dark red; hair black,
The
hair
is
parted
and arranged
side
in
mass appears
behind on
n
!
each
of neck.
wears a wreath on
33276-30277,
The earrings
the pearls being white and the rest dingy yellow (representing gold).
The canvas
is
surrounded by
reddish
filled in
and dots on
white ground.
The
tunic
is
dark purple, and on each shoulder are two white lines bordered by wbite
dots (seams?).
the small
third
gj-20
''"_
The
top of
in
it is
round stones
the second
in the
JzL.
^s>
elliptical
red
stones in gold setting and lozenge-shaped black and grey stones also in
gold setting,
Preservation
:
all
ft. e.
gold).
Broken
and incrustation on
much worn;
Same
as
11
33277.
33279.
Mask
o
of a
woman from
mummy.
in.
Canvas and
XLV1).
is
stucco.
Height
in
in
in.
'ih cent.,
breadth o
35
cent. (pi.
as the preceding.
The
hair
sticks out
behind on each
side.
The wreath
painted
red,
light
blue and light yellow. Earrings of gold and pearls like those of n" yellow and while.
33278,
a
Usual border round canvas. Space between hair and shoulders covered by
pattern in
deep yellow
the top of
lines
it
and dots on
a light yellow
is
is
preserved.
(<ajfc!S<flSV
The
top row
is
and the second row consists of red and blue stones alternately
setting of
123
by
row,
lilue
Preservation
Head
in fairly
slightly
broken;
much worn.
Same
as n" 33-277.
33280.
mummy
XLVII).
Saqqarah
The wrappings
Length
of
a
1
woman
'
1 .
Cloth
(i>
and stucco,
in.
52
c.
is
picture of the deceased lying with her hands laid against front of body. There are
traces of strings along the edges,
(cf. n"
33 28
1).
The design
is
partly
painted on the
cloth
and
is
partly modelled
in stucco.
the arcade
modelled entirely
in stucco.
There
is
on the parts
in relief,
consisting of gold leaf applied over a red ground; and they are surrounded as a
rule
by dark brown
lines.
The
The
face
is
merely painted
it is
formal and
lifeless
earlier portraits.
Pinkish llesh with brown outlines; strongly marked division in middle of chin;
eyes done in black and brown, with shading underneath; eyelashes represented by separate strokes.
The
to
hair,
which
is
ground,
curls are
is
waved
each side of forehead, leaving the ears free, and some loose
right side of neck.
shown behind
Earrings in
relief;
gilded crescent at
is
a similar
is
in
the
The head
surrounded by
wreath in
relief,
bluish grey
with white and black markings and pink with while and red markings (lights and
shadows);
at
blue alternately with while markings and black outlines. Beyond the wreath
an
arcade
in fairly
high
relief.
The columns
:
On
the arch
is
conch or pal-
melte in gilded
relief.
hatching. Beyond the arcade a strip of yellow with while strokes and a brown border
W
<2>
<tUn horamei) in
are
all
(lie
Museum
llie
more appropriate
to a
woman.
Guides and Notices.
ill.
tcToile el cuir
cousun in
llie
ll"
CATALOGUE
1)11
MUSfiE DU CAIRE.
on inside. Beyond, similar strokes on alternate strips of red and blue (?), bordered by wavy black lines. Further designs beyond but discoloured and indistinguishable.
,
all in relief,
The gems
(2)
the ends for attachment, and the two pendants in the middle of
a strip
The
and the
detad
middle
like the
gilded and decorated for the most part with small studs. Three thick cross-ribbed
bracelets on right wrist, gilded; the middle one has a Gorgoneion in front, the one
left
wrist
and also
a fourth consisting of gilded strips with small studs alternating with black strips with
a
The drapery
of
it.
it
is
difficult to
She wears
lilac
the middle,
down each
tunic
across
The
seems
less light-coloured
markings, hut the colours are indistinct; dark cross lines on the
is
vertical bands.
it
mantle wrapped round waist and back of shoulders, although the vertical hands
below the
;
wrists.
Round
border of
this
form
roundabout, in each
border
down on each
side.
On
the lower
body
is
between
The panels
in the
are divided from each other horizontally by rows of studs (red with gilding
:
middle)
lines
is
a pattern in purple
or
brown
on
a white
ground; chief
varieties as sketched;
gems (painted)
^^^^
^v
gilded setting;
dark blue
in
and red
}%<\
fovl
The patterns
rendered for the most part by raised lines and dots: dark brown outlines, sometimes
125
take
them
in
horizontal rows,
beginning
at
In the
lluled
middle
to
bluish background with design in black and white and studs of usual kind.
a
On
leftside
in front a
post or altar
"; above,
On
In the
middle
to right
with bead to
front
gilded.
On
dots in relief round edge; all each of side panels a hawk wearing disk, stands in profile innards on a
;
r
in
calyx-like
pedestal; background
,
lilac,
designs
dark and
in a
gold selling,
all in relief;
edge of selling; dark red angular pattern round about, with while spots; background; on each side a yellow border with white spots.
3.
In the
middle
winged
left
foreleg
upper corners
i
.
ornamenta-
background
as
on side panels of
On
In the middle a bust to front, wearing chiton and himation; on each side an uncertain attribute (curving
all
gilded.
On
2.
Intermediate spaces
(?\ in a gilded
lines
and dots;
stripe
on outer side as on
5.
and
and uraeus-tail,
to
right; note
the projecting foreleg; disk above hawk's bead; background and colouring as on
middle panel of
6.
3. Side panels
also as
on 3.
In the
middle
dots round edge of panel; the whole gilded. In each of side panels a sealed
in profile
mummy
in black 2.
mummy
as on 2
and
h. Intermediate spaces as
on
tunic,
in gilded
in profile
and
37788,
pi. VI.
126
CATALOGUE
The ornamentation outside
tlie
1)1!
MUSEE
I)[J
CAIRE.
vertical
panels separated from each oilier by horizontal borders like those in the central
part.
Down
tins
the outside
,1
is
beyond
broader
strip ol
same on both
is
The
central lozenge
a
decorated with
live
is
in white, with
dark outlines, on
white and dark
i>.
purple^.
mummy
Anubis standing inwards; disk above bead and
leaf-shaped studs round about (like a growing plant); outlines in dark brown with
while outlines beyond; background yellow with white cross-hatching; yellow border
with while dots. White
.'i.
floral pattern in
Same
as
h.
In central lozenge
two uraei on
as on q.
5.
Same
:
as
and
.">.
Feet
for
shape see
illustration.
The
relief
brown
Boots more
lilac,
dark; front
part,
red with border of while line and white dots. Background grey;
foot.
ships of white between dark lines down middle and each side and also along
Beyond, on each side a broad band of yellow with wavy spray pattern
in
dark lines;
on the inner side a strip of while between dark lines; on the outside continuation of
the yellow and blue stripes with while strokes.
Preservation
Only the
front part of
and discoloured
distinct.
Bini..
whole
is
fairly bright
and the
details
Maspeuo, Guide,
p.
883
n"
56i4,
1
p.
^77; Notice,
p.
i8y2 -1897,
397; Guide,
190a,
"
397,
francaise,
Ill), p.
2'1-aG,
pi. R.
33281.
Mummy
1
of
cloth covering.
Length
m. 58
cent., breadth
(pi. XIA'II).
cent., depth of
head o m. 27 cent.
Saqqarah
Same
type as n"
3328o.
feet project
the loose ends of the strings are sealed with lead, those on opposite sides of waist
and
is
also.
stitched mi
draw over
11
the front.
The
painted
and modelled
in
same way
as on
leaf is applied
127
l>y
rule
surrounded
dark
brown
lines.
Same
to the
modelling of the
Prim
The
hair,
which
is
seems
is
a curly
The colour
very fair; brown outlines; white on pupils and nose to represent high lights: the
is
Hal.
The eyes
white with touches of red in the corners; central part black, yellowish brown and
black; dark lines round about, and separate strokes to represent lashes; brown
lilac
above;
red
line
same type
as on n"
33 80,
all
ribbed
spirally.
Below on each side of neck a gilded stud, the one on right side with
dot-rosette pattern, the other without the dots round the edge; also three plain
studs above top of head.
Wreath
in
in relief
in the
middle a blue
real)
each side of this an uraeus-head. Arcade round head as on n 33a8o; designs and
colouring similar, but coarser work.
On
similar border
in
strips of red
and blue
with white strokes; wavy black line along each edge. Floral pattern beyond but very
indistinct.
for
hatchings.
relief,
pi.
XLVII. The
strokes and dark outlines. Designs in while on the larger stones (?)
the lowest
Below
in gilded relief.
Hands The
as
on
3328o. The
and ribbed
spirally.
left
holds a wreath, pink with red and white markings; band across middle,
Two
composed
strips with
left
hand
of
same type
as
on
33a8o.
tunic
is
The
to
dark
lines.
Down
in relief;
a
narrow white
band
a strip
in
6 on each side of NO
128
CATALOGUE DC MUSEE
ihe gilded edge. Dark lines
I)
CAIRE.
(?).
is
of the
it
same colour
as
the chiton,
arranged as on
33a8o. Along
a
the top of
is
runs
down
border on each side same as those round the arcade; blue fringe with
is
at the
shoulders and
down each
side of
bodv
as
on
n"
33q8o
is
it
does
33a8o. The
part
between the
vertical
borders
divided into
rectangular panels. These, with the exception of the top row, are separated from
each other, both horizontally and vertically, by lines of small studs with larger ones
at Ihe
way with
strips of
gold
leaf.
On
.
strip of white
on
a yellow
The
'X'
f
f
A E
I
t^-"""
~vw*.iiiHi'v^w-
2>?<3L/ilW5Ac
some
cases further
33a8o. Along
this is a
the top
is
and
in the
middle of
,
The panels
to
are as follows
In Ihe
middle
naked figure
drawn
band
raised
and
left
one corner.
a
On
in a
human
In the
in relief, all
gilded; round
a
about,
hawk standing
3.
In
winged Putto
head
lo front, left
hand
againsl waisl and indistinct object in right; below, a yellow pedestal with while spots;
red
lines
and dots.
On
sluils
and
h.
Middle same as
In
mummy
head
standing
in profile
inwards;
the middle a
background with
wo
On
each
gilded;
border as on middle
panel
ol
2.
129
uraei?) with
Middle same as
and
It.
On
l\vo
two disks between; yellow pedestal with while dols; dark purple background with black and white markings.
7.
middle two uraei confronting each other; small yellow pedestals with while dots; red background with white lines and dots. On each side a rectangular plaque
In the
On
is
a zigzag
it.
hand
forming
a series of triangles
on each side of
in the
The
row are
alternately pink
and while
in the
centre of each.
a
Beyond on
each side a yellow stripe with while strokes and beyond Lhat
strokes.
The
11"
33
about.
Lower
part of boots
each, white line and white dots round about and yellow circle at the outer end; upper part yellow with while markings; white fringe with black markings along lop; gilded slud at tip of each. Blue or slate-coloured background; on each side and down
the
middle a white
Preservation
:
line
Comparatively sound and well -preserved; surface worn and faded here
the
whole
still
five
n"
11"
397,
p.
t.
271;
Ill),
Guide, ujo3
p.
p. 2/1-2G, pi. A.
mummy
of a
woman.
Length
m. o5
cent., breadth
in.
<S/i
Consists of a single sheet of rather coarse cloth w Inch has been glued over the front of
the wrappings.
It
may perhaps
is
worn and
The deceased
is
is
is
the right,
which
face
garland
in the left.
The
framed by
a (hick
down below
and eyes
the ears.
Hands and
black; oullines in deep reddish brown. She wears two necklaces, the upper one a
series of disks or rings with a circular
with a long pendant in the middle; twisted bracelet on each wrist; two rings on
linger of left
is
black; traces also of blue? Wreath drawn in black and brown; remains of light blue.
The main
Culnl.
brown
>
stripe
r-
down
du Musee,
33 101.
130
CATALOGUE
DII
MUSEE DU CA1RK.
is
each side; white dots between two white lines across top of each stripe. A scarf
wound
side
:
bosom and
fringed end
of
left
outlines in reddish
lo
worn
a fastening.
Down
is
pattern
down
the middle.
at the waist,
lo feet
/^4%&\
Below,
bird of Egyptian type with wings outspread and legs apart; outlines and inner
in
markings
red, middle part green (?), outer pail blue. Below, a band with pattern in yellow
and black,
n"
>.
/jj^fcy
Below
is
boat,
black
and
in calyxes; a
mummy lies
to left
on the
far side;
mummy
inner markings
like the
left
in
ground colour.
Below, a below,
in
band
like n 1.
Below,
a bird
probably
much broken;
another band
profile
like n i.
slight
remains of some
object between them; the figure on the right has black outlines, black hair and blue
is
half destroyed
and discoloured.
Below, a yellow band with black outlines and black spray pattern, and below this a
festooned wreath, light red, black and green (?). All the above ornamentation
is
is
The
feet
are coloured
and outlined
markings.
The ornamentation
sting of a
band
is
of yellow on
which
is
a black
this,
however,
also a horizontal
hand
of the
is
bluish grey.
Beyond on each
in black
down
the middle
lie
pattern on the
left side
consists of dots
at
side
of spirals or tendrils.
Beyond
each end
;
black and
the face
I
brown on
,
grey background
human
mummy (?)
is left
in the
is
row
mummies
standing in
inwards (see sketch). The figures on most of the yellow panels arc ape-headed
131
is
irregular at
hand row; those on the blue panels are not recognizable. The
outlines and inner markings are in black, and there are also traces of while on several
ol
them. Black lines, edged with white, round each panel and two black lines between
each pair.
Beyond
is
spot of different colour in the centre (?); those on the blue panels
[
are as sketched
like
tl IIS
J;
may
he restored somewhat
I.
While
Preservation
It is
Much
Bibl.
Notice,
1892-1897,
11"
hoi.
33283.
Mummy
Fag-el-Gamus,
of a
portrait.
Wood. Height
in
o m. A 2
c, breadth o m. 200
in.
much
Head
young man
to front,
33a58.
He has
n
a short beard
wreath
in
the portrait
among
33a
17). Pain-
wax -colours.
all
Preservation
surface
Bibl.
:
is lull
of holes;
and
pitch.
Journal d'entree
Musee,
11"
35A<)<).
33284.
Mummy
portrait.
Wood. Height
to front,
o in.
38 c, breadth
in.
20
c.
Head
of a bearded
man,
side.
There
is
border of
thick
form \f</(^X
hair,
,(
He has
wavy
marked
line
slightly arched
eyebrows; the
nose
Fair,
is
downwards
brown
in the
hair,
eyes.
Background white.
Ordinary wax -colours. Marks of hard point, especially on forehead. Fairly strong
light
011
left side of
nose
face
brown
132
PnESEnvATiON
off;
CATALOGUE DU MUSLE DU
:
CAIRE.
left
In very
all
side of facebroken
impression of cloth on surface; hack coaled with cloth and pitch; very fragile.
Bibl.
33285.
Head from
mummy -mask
^>3 cent.
like n 33208.
which
Wood and
plaster.
Height o m.
The core
done entirely
in plaster
very thick in
some
parts.
Some fragments
of
drapery from the hack of the neck have a surface of cloth, stuccoed and painted,
over the plaster.
The head
n
is
that of a
is
modelled
in the in
same
late,
wooden
style as
332o8. He wears
the middle.
A mantle
has
(modelled); eyes not inlaid hut modelled and painted; short nose; long upper
without any division in the middle.
Flesh while or yellowish while; colouring of lips, nostrils, eyebrows and rim of eyelids
put on over a yellow ground; good deal of yellow also on ears and round forehead
below
hair. Lips
and
hatched and eyelashes rendered by separate strokes. Wreath yellow. Mantle behind
circles.
off;
In very
is
bad condition;
left side
of
head broken
from
left
side
worn and
dirty.
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.
N"
33101-33103. To
am
sarcofago egiziano.
:
Watzinger, Holzsarcophage,
p.
33,
fig.
58.
3312
I ,
p. 8,
I.
la. The corner planks arc connected by two horizontal boards, the middle
pari being
Bibl.
:
made
in
Watzingeh, Holzsarcophage,
:
27,
n"'
'
and passim.
N 33123.
Uinr,.
Watzinger, Hoksarcopliage ,
p.
33, n
if
9 and passim.
N 3313/4. BlBL.
N 331 CD. Bibl.
33
1/1/4,
,
For Journal
d'enlr&e du
Musk,
3o5/io
read n 3o5A8.
INDEX
I.
'i
CATALOGUE DU MUSEE DU
CAIRE.
CATALOGUE
GisiniL.
JOUHNAL
D'EifTnie.
Numbers.
Numltt
331
V.)
33150 33151
3o5G>
3o56i
(?)
33152
33 153 33 150
331(12
3o565
3i 7 66 3i 7 64
3n 7 8
33163
3316/i
33165
33
ICC,
135
CATALOGUE
136
CATALOGUE
C
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U
D O
<
S
D D
& O o
<
CaTALOGUK OU
Musi'ili
l)U
CaIKK.
.1X1)
I'ORTlUirs.
[]
33.101
.uul
33.113
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u
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3J
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\i.i\k\
jxd
portr. ins.
I'l.
VJI
33.12G
33.127
coi-t-ixs,
VIII
:{.'!
.128
33.129
33.130
33.131
PL IX
V'
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33.132
33.133
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33.134
33.135
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.u,;.sxs
ixn portiuits.
Ft.
XVIII
33.138
$3,141
y.
%'M\
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masks
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PI.
XX
j.
33.141)
33.150
33.151
33.1.'
33.152
Catalogue du Musi-k du
Caiki
ixd ruRTRAiis.
XXI
*&3St
33.153
33.154
33.155
J.V/i
PORTRAITS.
PI.
XXII
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33.156
33.157
rfMB*
i^mi
ffiliS
fe,
33.
lM
33.158 (bnck)
Catalogue du
Musi'u;
du
Caiki-:.
GR.ii:co-EcYi rn.i\
con-ixs,
u.i.sk.s
ixn
nwi
'
Pi.
XXIII
33.100
8$
33.162
33. 16
33.163
33.1(1-1
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masks asd
i-oi;tkaits.
11.
XX1\
&fr
m.
>
33.167
33.105
33. Kili
33.168
13
168
33.169
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33.170
33.172
33.173
Catalogue du MustE du
Caiuf.. --
Gk.u:co-Ecypti.ix corns*,
w./.ya'.s
ixd
PI.
XXV
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33.17-1
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33.176
33.177
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33.180
33.
i:
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33.182
Cataloguk du Mim'l
nil
Caiki
Gr.-ii:co-Egyptu.\
c.wj-j.y.v,
mj.sk.s
.ixd foiwuirs.
PI.
XXVI
'
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33
is;;
33.18-I
33.185
33
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33.187
33.188
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33.18U
33.190
33. 191
Catalogue
Mi
h:
du Cairi
Gkahco-Ecyi'TUS cofmxs,
m.isks
axd pouri^m
PI.
XXVII
8ft
33.192 (tuck)
33.193
33.192
33.19-1
33.195
.190
33.197
33.198
33.199
Catai.ogui
du Mushi
nu Caikk.
GR.iF.no-KcYrri.o
non-iss,
\u>i<s
ixn
i>oia raits.
PL XXVI)
33.201
33.200
33.202
33.203
33.20.")
33 201
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a!
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D Q
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u i.sks
ixd portraits.
XXX
v..
33.210
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WM
33.211
^5|toS
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33.212
33.213
Catalogue
\>v
Muskk ov Cairh.
Gkakco-Egyi'TI.w coi-fixs,
:::.'
XXXI
33.215
33.210
CATALOGUH DU MuSIiK
I)U
CaIUE.
GR.WCO-EiiYl'TI.IS' COl-FIXS,
.l/.;s,\s
.;.\/)
1'URTh
PI.
XXXII
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w;'_S?i*"'
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BPal
as
52S
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33.221
33.217
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di
Mi
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Caii
Gk
u-.co-]:i
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l'l.
XXX!1]
;j:i.2i
33.21s
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33.219
33.220
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Mr
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du Cairi
Giui-co
orn\.\
1.
XXXIV
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:U^
EH
is
%'
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yjj
:i::.222
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Hi
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cm
u
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D Q w D O o <
<:
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coi-tixs,
in.
xxxv
HCT
33.228
33.229
33.230
(fe
33.233
33.231
33.232
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COFFIS'S,
XXXVTI
33.23. )
33.234
33.23(5
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33.240
33.241
33.237
Graeco-Egyptias cornxs,
\iask.s
axd portraits.
PI.
XXXVIII
33.242
33.243
33.244
33.245
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coi : i : i\.s,
:j.;s.\.s
.y.w;
portk.uts.
PI.
XXXIX
II
II
111
33.247
33.248
33.2-1(5
:;:!
2 10
33.250
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3:!. 251
33.252
33.253
33.254
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PI.
XLI
33.255
33.25G
33.257
33.258
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fortk.uts.
XL1I
33.260
33.25'.)
33.261
33.264
33.262
33.203
.ixn I'ortr.uis.
PI.
XLI1I
33.26
,4L
JMwp-
33.266
33.267
33.269 33.268
Graeco
E<
vi'Ti.ts
coi-fixs,
k.s
./.\y;
i><
PI.
XLIY
;;:s.27u
^s-z^ggk^
33.271
PI.
XLV
33.272
(3.275
33.274
GR.4P.co-Eoyi'Ti.is
coi-i-ixs,
\i.isk.s
.ixn portraits.
PI.
XLYI
M .: '.-..*..lVv *~,
fc
83.27
33.278
33.276
33.279
Graixo-Egyivu
VI XLV11
33.281
33.280
Cataux.uk
ihi
Mr.ii
du Caire.
Gr.ii-:co-Egyi>ti.<\
coi-tixs,
m.isk.s
ixu 1'uuriuns.
PI.
XLV1II
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Paris
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