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Description : Bronze Egypt, Late Period to Ptolemaic Period Figure of the god Anubis in the appearance of a jackal Originally inserted into a plate Dimensions: 1.7 x 2 x 0.5 cm(height x width x depth) Provenance: Private Collection Bruno Wertz Scientific research: Dr. Jan Moje, Free University of Berlin (see references below) This small, still very meaningful figure originates from ancient Egypt and has been crafted during the Late to the Ptolemaic Period (664-30 BCE). The statuette is cast of solid bronze and depicts the god Anubisin form of a jackal. The statuette is based on a rail that holds a cone below to insert the figure into a plate. The antique sculptor has provided this wild dog with a fine snout, as well as lifted up, free standing ears. Anubis is an ancient Egyptian jackal-headed god, who is connoted with mummification procedures and life after death. He is the eldest of the gods of the dead, and he was replaced by Osiris since the Middle Kingdom of Egypt. The statue of Anubis is in very good, age-appropriate and complete condition. Merely a small piece of the right ear is missing. The statuette is covered with a green, encrusted patina. The statuette is installed on a modern Plexiglas plinth. The dimensions of the bronze figure are 1.7 x 2 x 0.5 cm(height x width x depth). Auctionata would like to express its deep gratitude to Dr. Jan Moje for the scientific preparation of the collection and the research for the text. We do declare explicitly that the pricing of the objects of this auction does not derive from Dr. Jan Moje. Please do not hesitate to contact Auctionata for further background research information about the objects, especially the deciphermentof hieroglyphics.
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