File:Estela funerária de Thutmés, Casa Museu Eva Klabin.jpg
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| Description | Estela com decoração em relevo escavado (baixo-relevo) e dividida em dois registros. No topo do arco da estela o sinal-shen sob um cesto com o olho-udjat. Abaixo à esquerda o deus Osíris, sentado em seu trono dentro de um pavilhão com o topo adornado por serpentes com o disco solar. Osíris segura nas mãos o açoite e o cajado e sobre a cabeça a coroa-atef. Diante do relicário está uma mesa repleta de oferendas. Em pé, diante de Osíris, Thutmés com os braços erguidos em sinal de adoração vestindo trajes nobres formados por um saiote e uma longa túnica. Na parte inferior, Thutmés e sua esposa aparecem sentados diante de uma mesa de oferendas semelhante a da cena superior. O casal é representado com trajes de gala e com cones perfumados sobre a cabeça. A esposa Amenemopet está com a mão esquerda sobre o ombro de seu esposo enquanto ele estende a mão esquerda em direção à mesa de oferendas. Sob a cadeira da esposa está representado um gato. Parte das cores originais ainda permanece, destacando-se o vermelho, o verde e o preto. Restam ainda traços da cor azul e branca. Os hieróglifos foram pintados em azul com os nomes do casal e uma prece endereçada a Osíris "O Senhor da Terra Sagrada" (Necrópole). Item da Casa Museu Eva Klabin's Egyptian collection da Casa Museu Eva Klabin.Materiais: Pedra (Calcário) policromada. Dimensões: Altura: 68,50 cm; Largura: 35,70 cm; Profundidade: 7,50 cm. Origem: Egito. |
| Date | between 1391 and 1353 BC |
| Source | Pedro Oswaldo Cruz e Christina Mangia Oswaldo Cruz / Casa Museu Eva Klabin |
| Author | Unknown author |
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