Sarcophagus Mask - Egypt, Late Period
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Sarcophagus Mask - Egypt, Late Period

Sarcophagus mask - Egypt, Late Period (around 600 to 300 BC)

Small carved wooden sarcophagus mask, presenting a face with schematic features. The almond-shaped eyes are set off by a marked relief, without incised pupils. The nose is straight, slightly prominent, and the small, closed mouth is discreetly indicated by a slight modeling. The woodwork reveals tool marks and a surface that is now patinated, with very tenuous remains of polychromy in certain areas, notably around the eyes.

The bottom of the mask is flared to allow its insertion into a support or a sarcophagus element. The longitudinal cracks and losses reveal the aging of the material and the mechanical stresses undergone over time.

The object is mounted on a modern black wooden base, not antique, intended for presentation.

Total height: 24 cm. with the base - 18cm without the base
Width: 11cm

Provenance
Former Jean Claude Bellier collection. Collector and art dealer, Jean Claude Bellier (1931-2021) devoted a significant part of his career to promoting painters of the School of Paris and modern art such as Édouard Vuillard.
2 200 €

Period: Before 16th century

Style: Rome and Antic Greece

Condition: Good condition

Material: Solid wood

Width: 11cm

Height: 18cm

Reference (ID): 1599486

Availability: In stock

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